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The Southeast As AI becomes more prevalent - cities, states and countries are imposing new laws about how consumer information can be used, and what rights consumers have regarding the use of their data. Key examples are the CCPA in California in the United States and the “Right to explanation” clauses in the European Union’s GDPR. As laws such as these proliferate, users of human originated data need to pay particular attention to how this data is used and protected. As AI becomes more prevalent - cities, states and countries are imposing new laws about how consumer information can be used, and what rights consumers have regarding the use of their data. Key examples are the CCPA in California in the United States and the “Right to explanation” clauses in the European Union’s GDPR. As laws such as these proliferate, users of human originated data need to pay particular attention to how this data is used and protected. As AI becomes more prevalent - cities, states and countries are imposing new laws about how consumer information can be used, and what rights consumers have regarding the use of their data. Key examples are the CCPA in California in the United States and the “Right to explanation” clauses in the European Union’s GDPR. As laws such as these proliferate, users of human originated data need to pay particular attention to how this data is used and protected.

Manila, June 28, 2021—The U.S. government, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), launched on Monday, June 28, its flagship project to support a more competitive, secure, and resilient Philippine energy sector.  The five-year, Php1.6-billion ($34 million) Energy Secure Philippines (ESP) project will promote the country’s key energy sector priorities and support its climate mitigation goals.