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To Combat Data-Intensive Racial Injustice, Prioritize Adoption of Accountability Frameworks
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Black History Month provides a moment to reckon with historical and persistent injustices, which we term collectively “data-intensive racial injustice” – and most importantly, an opportunity to reflect on how to end them. A vigorous debate is taking place: is the answer new regulations, greater use of enforcement authorities under existing civil rights laws, new enforcement capabilities, or some combination of all the above? Do we need new privacy, AI, and other data-focused laws and regulations that specifically address civil rights harms? And should we focus on regulating sensitive data, or instead focus on regulating sensitive uses? There are diverse and important perspectives to be considered on all these questions.
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Any views expressed herein are not necessarily the views of CIPL nor Hunton Andrews Kurth LLP
Black History Month provides a moment to reckon with historical and persistent injustices, which we term collectively “data-intensive racial injustice” – and most importantly, an opportunity to reflect on how to end them. A vigorous debate is taking place: is the answer new regulations, greater use of enforcement authorities under existing civil rights laws, new enforcement capabilities, or some combination of all the above? Do we need new privacy, AI, and other data-focused laws and regulations that specifically address civil rights harms? And should we focus on regulating sensitive data, or instead focus on regulating sensitive uses? There are diverse and important perspectives to be considered on all these questions.
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