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Consent by proxy: When AI agents start deciding for us

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Cassandra Maldini

FIP

Head of Privacy and AI Governance

Securiti AI

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The next privacy crisis won’t come from humans. Consumers are starting to delegate decisions to AI agents — soon those agents will sign up for services, accept terms and make purchases on our behalf. But notice, choice, consent and identity were all built for humans at a keyboard, not for decisions made at machine speed.

In this session, Securiti Vice President of Privacy and AI Governance Product Strategy Cassandra Maldini, AIGP, CIPP/US, CIPM, FIP, unpacks what happens when the "data subject" is no longer the one clicking "I agree," and how privacy programs must evolve to authenticate agent intent and reconsider consent for a world where humans are out of the loop by choice.

 

Consent by proxy: When AI agents start deciding for us

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Contributors:

Cassandra Maldini

FIP

Head of Privacy and AI Governance

Securiti AI

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