Japan may ease privacy rules to aid AI development
2025-02-23 05:22:00
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Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission is considering nixing a prior consent requirement when obtaining sensitive personal information for the development of artificial intelligence.
The move by the government agency is intended to make it easier for AI-related businesses to utilize personal information. The personal information protection law is reviewed every three years.
"In light of the creation and development of new industries, a study is being made while balancing the protection of personal rights and interests and the utilization of personal information," Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi said at a news conference on Friday.
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摘要
Japan's Personal Information Protection Commission is considering removing the requirement for prior consent when collecting sensitive personal data for AI development, aiming to ease regulations for AI businesses. The review of the personal information protection law, conducted every three years, seeks to balance personal rights with the advancement of new industries. Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi highlighted this approach at a recent press conference.