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How to Draft California-Compliant AI Vendor Contracts Under the CPRA and the 2025 AI Transparency Act

Artificial Intelligence Law / Jack Gilbert

California businesses should update AI vendor contracts now because the CPRA already governs “service providers” and “contractors,” and California’s 2025 AI transparency rules will add disclosure, documentation, and audit pressure. The risk is not theoretical: noncompliant data-sharing and opaque AI use can trigger consumer requests, regulator scrutiny, and downstream breach exposure. This article provides a […]

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How to Draft AI Vendor Contracts in California to Comply With the CPRA and Protect Attorney-Client Privilege

Artificial Intelligence and Technology / Jack Gilbert

California attorneys using AI vendors must contract around CPRA “service provider/contractor” rules and privilege safeguards—missing just one required restriction can trigger “sale/share” risk. With the CPRA fully enforceable and sensitive PI rules tightening, AI workflows can create hidden disclosure and secondary-use exposure. This article explains the key CPRA clauses, privilege-preserving terms, and negotiation checklist for

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How to Comply with California’s CCPA When Running Retargeting Ads Using the Meta Pixel in 2026

Advertising Law / Jack Gilbert

California’s CCPA/CPRA applies to most Meta Pixel-based retargeting programs that collect or “share” California residents’ personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising. In 2026, regulators and plaintiffs continue to scrutinize pixels, cookies, and “do not sell or share” compliance—especially when data flows to platforms like Meta. This article explains how to run retargeting ads with the

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How to Enforce California’s AI Training Data Rights (CPRA) When Your Photos Were Scraped Without Consent

Artificial Intelligence Rights / Jack Gilbert

California consumers can demand AI companies stop using and delete unlawfully “shared” personal information—including photos—under the CPRA’s opt-out and deletion rights, enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and the Attorney General. In Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Diego, and statewide, photographers and everyday users are discovering their images were scraped into AI training

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How to Draft and Enforce an AI Vendor Contract Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and CPRA Explained

Artificial Intelligence in Law / Jack Gilbert

California’s CCPA/CPRA can require AI vendors to sign enforceable data-processing terms—especially when they handle “personal information,” “sensitive PI,” or cross-context behavioral advertising. For California businesses using AI tools (SaaS, LLMs, analytics, call centers), the vendor contract often determines whether the relationship is a compliant “service provider/contractor” arrangement or a risky “sale/share.” This article explains how

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The DELETE Act – How to Remove Yourself From Every Data Broker at Once

Consumer Rights, Data Security, Digital Privacy, Personal Data Protection, Privacy Laws / Jack Gilbert

The California DELETE Act creates a single, centralized opt-out process that lets consumers request deletion from registered data brokers at once. It expands California’s data broker registry and requires brokers to honor verified deletion requests (with certain legal exceptions). This article explains what the DELETE Act does, who qualifies, how the one-stop deletion mechanism works,

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Global Privacy Control – The One Browser Setting That Opts You Out of Everything

Digital Rights & Data Protection, Internet & Web Browsing, Online Advertising & Tracking, Privacy & Security, Technology Guides & Tutorials / Jack Gilbert

Global Privacy Control (GPC) is a browser setting that can automatically signal websites to opt you out of the sale or sharing of your personal information in states like California, and many businesses must honor it. It works by sending a standardized “do not sell/share” request with your web traffic, reducing the need to click

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