Data Protection
CCPA/CPRA (AI Provisions)
California privacy law provisions specifically addressing automated decision-making and profiling.
Definition
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) includes specific provisions relevant to AI:
- Automated decision-making: Right to opt out of automated decision-making technology
- Profiling: Consumer rights regarding profiling for decisions with legal or significant effects
- Access rights: Right to know the logic involved in automated decision-making
- Opt-out rights: Consumers can limit use of sensitive personal information
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) is developing regulations specifically addressing:
- Risk assessments for automated decision-making
- Pre-use notice requirements for AI systems
- Access to information about AI logic
- Audit requirements for high-risk AI processing
Sources
- •California Civil Code § 1798
- •CPPA Regulations
Related Terms
Automated Profiling
AI-driven analysis of personal data to categorize individuals and predict their behavior without human intervention....
Automated Decision System
A computational system (often using AI/ML) that issues scores, recommendations or decisions that assist or replace human decision-making and can materially affect people....
Opt-out Right
Right of individuals to prevent their data or content from being used to train AI systems....