Artificial intelligence compliance services

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Around the world governments and regulators are actively prescribing rules and providing guidance on the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems. PrivacyRules is comprised of legal and technical experts who can help your organization to navigate this new and evolving technology.

The PrivacyRules alliance of specialized experts regularly supports organizations with the following key initiatives :

  • Developing AI Governance Programs that comply with all applicable laws and internationally-recognized standards, including the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, the G7 Statement of Generative AI, and the Principles for responsible, trustworthy and privacy-protective generative AI technologies published by the Office of Privacy Commissioner of Canada and its provincial counterparts
  • Evaluating how existing laws of general application apply to AI, including copyright, privacy and data protection, and human rights laws
  • Drafting policies and procedures to implement established legal and ethical standards for AI, including generative AI
  • Developing sound procurement practices, including assessing AI tools and vendors and establishing strong contractual safeguards
  • Buying and selling AI-focused businesses, including conducting due diligence and negotiating purchase agreements
  • Conducting privacy impact assessments and algorithmic bias assessments
  • Providing training to key stakeholders, including privacy officers, procurement teams, marketing departments, human resources, and Boards of Directors
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Contact our experts in the jurisdiction(s) where your organization is carrying on business to discuss how PrivacyRules can support your AI journey.

 

Publications

Allende & Brea (Argentina)
Macpherson Kelley (Australia)
Timelex (Belgium)
McMillan (Canada)
BitLaw (Chile)
Tanner De Witt (Hong Kong)
RocaJunyent (Spain)

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Shakespeare Martineau (United Kingdom)
FBT Gibbons (United States)

Presentations

McMillan (Canada)

Kristen Pennington & Lindsay A. Wasser

Lindsay A. Wasser

  • Privacy Espresso Podcast: AI Innovation vs. Privacy Reality — What Canada’s OpenAI Decision Means for Your Business (June 11, 2026)
  • PrivacyRules Conference: Strategies for Privacy in Innovation: Protecting Critical Infrastructure, Healthcare, and Minors’ Data in the Age of AI – Major Scrutiny on Minors’ Data (April 22, 2025)
  • CAN-TECH Law Conference: Balancing Act – Navigating Employee Monitoring and AI in the Workplace (October 8, 2024)
  • IAPP Canada Privacy Symposium: Assessing Privacy Impact in Artificial Intelligence Systems – Basics and Beyond (June 9, 2024)
  • PrivacyRules Conference: GPDR Meets AI Regulation – Secondary Use of Personal Data (November 14, 2023)

Kristen Pennington

 

Timelex (Belgium)

Media Mentions

McMillan (Canada)

Webinars

Macpherson Kelley (Australia)

Brigid Clark, Emerging issues in employment law driven by technology and AI (17 September 2024)
Mark Metzeling, Lucas Meadowcroft, 42001 an AI Odessey (31 May, 2024)

TozziniFreire (Brazil)
McMillan (Canada)
FBT Gibbons (United States)

Privacy Espresso Podcasts

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