Gillian Diebold and Ashley Johnson moderate discussions about AI and education and children’s privacy concerns with emerging technology at the Children’s Advertising Review Unit (CARU) Annual Conference, hosted by BBB National Programs.

AI, Education and Children’s Privacy Concerns

AI, Education and Children's Privacy Concerns

Behavioral advertising is seen as by some as the fuel that will power the next cycle of innovation for the Internet and by others as intrusive tracking of private citizens that should be severely restricted by government. As Congress considers legislation that would impact online advertising, a clear understanding of both sides of this issue is needed to enact positive reforms that both encourage innovation and protect consumers.

Targeted Online Advertising: The Savior of the Web or Fundamental Threat to Privacy?

Daniel Castro will speak at the 6th Annual ABA/FCBA Symposium on Privacy & Data Security.

The Nuts and Bolts of Online Behavioral Advertising and FTC’s Do Not Track Proposal

The Nuts and Bolts of Online Behavioral Advertising and FTC's Do Not Track Proposal

Kir Nuthi speaks at the 2022 EBF Conference, discussing artificial intelligence, what it should and should not be used for, and how it can enhance leadership and business goals. 

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Comments to the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Data Security  on “The Need for Transparency in AI”

Comments to the Senate Subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety and Data Security  on "The Need for Transparency in AI"

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AI Offers Opportunity to Increase Privacy for Users

In testimony before the Senate Commerce Subcommittee on Communications, Technology, Innovation, and the Internet, ITIF’s Daniel Castro discusses the importance of artificial intelligence to the U.S. economy and how best to govern it.

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Daniel Castro presents about the safe and responsible use of AI in education at the conference "Bridging the Skills Gap: AI Solutions for Zimbabwe's Education to Workforce Pipeline."

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Daniel Castro speaks about whether AI should be regulated at an event hosted by Broadband Breakfast and moderated by The Hill's Technology Policy Reporter Rebecca Klar.

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As federal, state, and regulatory conversations around children’s privacy and safety continue to intensify, 

 offers a timely opportunity for brands to come together to discuss where things stand, tackle emerging and ongoing challenges in child-directed marketing, and collaborate on strategies for creating effective, responsible, and compliant campaigns in the year ahead.

Alex Ambrose speaks about navigating the risks and rewards of AI in marketing at Kids Industry Connect: A Children's Advertising and Privacy Summit, hosted by BBB National Programs.

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