In Brief: The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) has released draft revisions for discussion for the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
A major addition if accepted is that sensitive data would include a consumer’s neural data.
A major addition if accepted is that sensitive data would include a consumer’s neural data.
Now they can’t block having their voice recordings automatically sent to the Amazon cloud for processing, unless they want to convert their Echo device into an expensive paperweight.
Originally described as a registry of pregnant women “at risk” of abortion, the revised version is now positioned as connecting pregnant women who might consider having an abortion with prospective adoptive parents. Cost to the state is estimated at potentially more than $40 million in 2026.
BetterUp and Stanford Social Media Lab define workslop as “AI-generated content that looks good, but lacks substance.” Their survey of 1,150 full-time desk workers in the U.S. finds that 40% received workslop in the last month, costing $186 per month per employee. For a 10,000-person company, that’s $9 million annually.