The White House issued Executive Orders to replace “AI” with “Super Intelligence” in federal communications and to launch America.gov as a unified, secure gateway for public services. In Europe and the U.S., regulators and lawmakers are tightening rules on cloud, AI, privacy, and cyber risk, including new guidance from the Irish DPC, AEPD, OECD, and New York City Council. #America.gov #SuperIntelligence #IrishDPC #AEPD #OECD #OpenAI #HuggingFace #CCPA #CIPA #EPRS
Keypoints
- The White House ordered federal agencies to use “Super Intelligence” instead of “AI” in non-statutory documents.
- America.gov will serve as a secure single entry point for major federal services.
- California’s SB 690 limits CIPA website-tracking lawsuits, while SB 923 expands CCPA deletion rights to third-party data.
- The Irish DPC set stricter expectations for AI training, transparency, DPIAs, and legitimate-interest assessments.
- The OECD, AEPD, and UN panel highlighted new risks from agentic AI, offensive AI, and the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident.
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