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WSJ: AI, Privacy Laws, and Data (untitled)

By Alexis Dufresne Published June 30, 2026 at 18:38 UTC

Summary

Three experts shared this WSJ tech/cybersecurity piece on AI and privacy laws; content is unverified but the combination of cybersecurity beat and regulatory framing suggests a concrete development — potentially emerging state or federal AI-data rules — that warrants a WebFetch before skipping.

Shared on Bluesky by 4 AI experts

Hypervisible @hypervisible.blacksky.app: “People are afraid and angry. They want protection. Instead of continuing to craft lazy and reactionary half-measures, policymakers must ste… →
Carissa Véliz @carissaveliz.bsky.social: "The most promising thing is that people really care about #privacy. Poll after poll shows it. They’re angry about how technology companies … →
Daniel Solove @daniel-solove.bsky.social amplified

Carissa Véliz @carissaveliz.bsky.social

"The most promising thing is that people really care about #privacy. Poll after poll shows it. They’re angry about how technology companies are unleashing new technologies recklessly, without accountability." By @daniel-…
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Jeffrey Vagle @jvagle.me amplified

@schneier.com

Protecting Privacy in an AI Era Daniel Solove argues in the Wall Street Journal (alternate link) that giving people control of their personal data is not an effective way to regulate privacy in this era.... https://www…
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