Public comments split over CPPA automated decision-making rules, opt-outs and training-data limits
SACRAMENTO, Feb. 19, 2025 — Public commenters at a California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) hearing on Feb. 19 pressed sharply divergent views on proposed rules for automated decision‑making technology, with industry groups warning of large economic and compliance costs and privacy and labor advocates urging stricter opt‑out, transparency and training‑data limits.
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SACRAMENTO, Feb. 19, 2025 — Public commenters at a California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) hearing on Feb. 19 pressed sharply divergent views on proposed rules for automated decision‑making technology, with industry groups warning of large economic and compliance costs and privacy and labor advocates urging stricter opt‑out, transparency and training‑data limits.
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