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Re:Illinois bans use of artificial intelligence for mental h... by fc417fc802 on Thursday August 14, 2025 @04:25PM (#44905244)
I think that's a good thing. I don't want a specific but largely useless checklist that absolves the party that ought to be held responsible. A hard guarantee of liability is much more effective at getting results.

It would be nice to extend the approximate equivalent of HIPAA to all personal data processing in all cases with absolutely zero exceptions. No more "oops we had a breach, pinky promise we're sorry, don't forget to reset all your passwords".

Re:Illinois bans use of artificial intelligence for mental h... by heyjamesknight on Friday August 15, 2025 @11:22AM (#44913539)
No disagreement. Its just something I point out when people are concerned about "HIPAA compliance."

My experience is that people tend to think its some objective level of security. But its really just the willingness to sign a BAA and then take responsibility for any breaches.