What The New Data Privacy Bill Means For Your Information Washington – u.s. senator mike lee (r ut) today introduced bipartisan legislation with cosponsor senator dick durbin (d il) protecting americans from warrantless government surveillance and foreign threats. H. r. 8818 to provide americans with foundational data privacy rights, create strong oversight mechanisms, and establish meaningful enforcement, and for other purposes.
Senators Introduce Bipartisan Data Privacy Bill Us senators josh hawley and richard blumenthal have introduced a bipartisan bill to facilitate lawsuits against tech companies for ai copyright theft. The bill would allow people to sue for use of their personal data or copyrighted works without giving consent. Two lawmakers have introduced bipartistan legislation to make it easier for people to sue tech companies for pirating their data to train ai models. Senator josh hawley (r mo) and senator richard blumenthal (d cn) introduced bipartisan legislation monday that would enable any american to sue tech companies if their personal data is.
Senators Peters And Rounds Lead Bipartisan Push To Extend Critical Two lawmakers have introduced bipartistan legislation to make it easier for people to sue tech companies for pirating their data to train ai models. Senator josh hawley (r mo) and senator richard blumenthal (d cn) introduced bipartisan legislation monday that would enable any american to sue tech companies if their personal data is. On december 18, 2024, senators mike lee (r ut) and jeff merkley (d or) introduced the bipartisan auto data privacy and autonomy act (the bill) to restore vehicle owners’ control over their. Senators josh hawley and richard blumenthal introduce the ai accountability and personal data protection act, aiming to redefine fair use and allow individuals to sue ai companies for using copyrighted content without permission. The bill expired in january 2025, at the end of the 118th united states congress, and the law has not been reintroduced as of march 2026. Senator maria cantwell (d washington) and representative cathy mcmorris rodgers (r washington) have presented a draft of a federal data privacy law, the american privacy rights act (apra). apra would largely preempt the various state privacy laws enacted over the past few years.
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