Privacy + Security Academy: Spring Academy
Freshfields counsel, Sean Quinn and special counsel, Nina Frant, are speaking on a panel titled “Beyond LLMs: Privacy Issues in Video Image and Computer Vision Models” at Privacy + Security Academy’s Spring Academy on Wednesday, May 7 at 8:50 AM.
“Beyond LLMs: Privacy Issues in Video Image and Computer Vision Models” will include an exploration of privacy, competition, and regulatory issues arising from image and video (“multimedia”) inputs and outputs. Are there different concerns for video, image, and computer vision models? Can regulations around multimedia inputs help predict the future regulatory risks for connected cities and autonomous vehicles? What is the impact of authoritarian regimes willingness and desire to develop exactly the type of privacy-invasive AI systems we are concerned about here?
The Privacy + Security Forum brings together seasoned thought leaders in privacy and security. The distinguished participants are from Beijing, Berlin, Brussels, Dubai, Dublin, London, Mexico City, Montreal, Paris, Seoul, Tokyo, Zürich and, of course, from across the U.S. Network with privacy professionals, security professionals, chief information officers, attorneys, academics, experts from NGOs & think tanks, technologists, policymakers, and everyone else with strong ties to the privacy and security community.
