PSR Field Report- Privacy law meets AI agents: Why consent is just the beginning
In October I spent two days at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2025 in San Diego, watching 500+ practitioners solve problems that didn't exist two y…
PSR Field Report- Privacy governance as product enabler, not department of no
In October I spent two days at IAPP Privacy. Security. Risk. 2025 in San Diego, watching 500+ practitioners try to solve problems that didn't exis…
PSR Field Report- The upstream-downstream divide: Who owns AI safety?
In October, I spent two days at IAPP Privacy Security & Risk 2025 in San Diego, watching 500+ practitioners try to solve problems that didn't…
California's DROP system: One button to rule them all
Are you building privacy controls that work at the scale California is designing for? Because "we'll handle deletion requests manually" doesn't survive a system designed to generate them by the millions.
When your AI agent needs an employee handbook
Are you building supervision frameworks that match the level of autonomy you're granting? Treating agents like assistants when they're acting like employees doesn't just create compliance risk—it creates the kind of accountability vacuum that ends badly.
Field Notes from PSR
Regulations are still uncertain. Legal and product professionals are trying to figure out what responsible actually looks like when the rules keep shifting.
Governance protocols for AI systems when regulation lags deployment
With AI regulation lagging, forward-thinking organizations can bridge the gap through robust internal governance frameworks, ensuring ethical AI development while gaining competitive advantage
Why legal tech adoption should work like a kitchen apprenticeship
And for everyone involved, meaningful change in legal operations happens through evolution, not revolution.
