How privacy is driving measurement innovation

AI is changing how we track public policy. For years, policy monitoring platforms have relied on basic keyword search. You search for "data privacy" and get hundreds of irrelevant results, like a bill about traffic sensors that briefly touches on data privacy. It takes a lot of grunt work to sift through all the noise for any given issue. The future of government affairs is semantic search. Instead of guessing keywords, you can search for specific policy topics, like "Upcoming regulations addressing cookies, tracking technologies, and online behavioral advertising" and get exactly what you need.

Professor Rajiv Kohli recently shared expert insights with U.S. News & World Report on the risks and realities of using artificial intelligence tools for financial planning—and how to strike the right balance between utility and privacy. https://lnkd.in/e2QmMknf

Governance doesn’t start or stop with a single system. Access helps you connect physical and digital records, retention policies, privacy workflows, and AI readiness—so you can manage your entire information lifecycle with a single dedicated partner. Learn how it all works together 👉https://okt.to/Kis2eI #InformationGovernance #RecordsManagement #AccessSolutions

Synthetic data focuses on machine-learning use cases. Why? Because enterprises need robust statistics to train a model. Something direct identifiers simply don't have. At Betterdata, our platform handles the full process: processing raw data, ensuring privacy compliance via anonymization, and generating high-quality synthetic data with detailed reports on structure, fidelity, and privacy. Learn more on betterdata: betterdata.ai #betterdata #syntheticdata #dataprivacy #machinelearning

It feels like the wild west right now with AI. I have tennis friends dropping their latest match scores into ChatGPT to determine if they will get bumped up next USTA season. My kids talk to Alexa like she is their encyclopedia, DJ, weather reporter and sharing her preferences for favorite colors and sports teams as if she is their playmate. Our marketing team is using AI to generate personalized at scale, recommend website and 3rd party content to boost our GEO, build custom product demos, and target high intent contacts with 1:1 ads. But there is a flip side to all the data that is being collected by AI and risks to individuals and businesses. 📈 By 2027, more than 40% of AI-related data breaches will be caused by the improper use of (Gen)AI across borders. 📒 Gartner's Hype Cycle for Privacy underscores the evolving landscape of data privacy, emphasizing that these lapses are no longer solely regulatory issues but encompass broader risks impacting a brand's reputation and revenue. Explore more on the evolving trends in data privacy here: [Gartner Hype Cycle for Privacy](https://lnkd.in/grGU8hq7) 📒 💲 🔒 #AI #DataPrivacy #Gartner #TechnologyTrends DataGrail

Digital marketing is entering a trust-first era. Cookies are gone. Privacy laws tighten. AI requires data, but data is harder to get. Brands that treat trust as an asset by integrating privacy-friendly tech, aligning teams, and refining testing strategies will outperform the rest. At CMG, we help brands do more than comply. We build trust-driven, resilient campaigns that deliver real results. Curious to read more? Here’s a must-read article: 📰 https://lnkd.in/eAtSdud8

How can media companies balance AI benefits with data privacy concerns? Learn the importance of robust data governance and informed consent to safeguard user information. https://bdousa.com/3UCOk8k

🌱 This weekend, think about your privacy posture like compounding interest. One tiny action — adding a universal opt‑out signal, mapping a vendor, or posting your AI use policy — builds a foundation of trust that accelerates every deal. What’s your next privacy micro‑habit? #Trust #Growth #ComplianceJourney

Reminder: Regularly check privacy settings on any AI platform. Policies and defaults evolve—staying proactive is the best way to protect your information.

"Unless you opt out".... Are your private conversations… not so private anymore? Anthropic just changed the rules with Claude: what used to be opt-in is now opt-out. As of September 28, 2025, if you’re using the consumer version of Claude (Free, Pro or Max), your chats may be used to train its models… unless you manually change your settings. This marks a shift from their previous stance, which was "privacy by default". Now, if you don’t review your settings, your data could end up as part of the training set. 💡 A necessary reminder: the terms of use for AI services change constantly and sometimes very significantly. If privacy or compliance matters to you, it’s essential to check your settings regularly. 👉 To opt out: Go to Settings > Privacy. Under Privacy settings you’ll find “Help improve Claude.” Just turn it off. ✨ Reflection: These kinds of changes raise uncomfortable questions for me: – What does “informed consent” really mean in the age of AI? – To what extent are companies shifting the responsibility of protecting privacy onto users? 💭 And let’s not forget: just a few weeks ago, conversations from Grok and OpenAI were found publicly indexed on Google. That’s the kind of real-world incident that makes these issues more than theory: it shows why governance, safeguards and transparency are key in AI. #ResponsibleAI #AIGovernance #DigitalPrivacy #Anthropic #ClaudeAI