CalChamber Disappointed by Privacy Agency’s Automated Decision-Making Technology Rules
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The California Chamber of Commerce voiced disappointment last week after the California Privacy Protection Agency approved sweeping regulations covering the use of automated decision-making technology (ADMT).
In a statement released July 24, the day the agency approved the regulations, CalChamber said:
“The regulations approved by board members of the California Privacy Protection Agency are primed to cause significant harm to the state’s already-struggling economy.
“Even advocates who sharply disagree over the path forward on regulating automated
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