In June 2018, the CCPA was signed into law, creating new privacy rights for Californians and significant new data protection obligations for businesses. 

The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) gives California residents more control over their personal information, requiring businesses to disclose data collection practices, offer opt-out options for data selling, and ensure data protection.

GDPR is a data protection regulation that aims to safeguard the personal data of individuals in the EU by setting strict guidelines for its collection, processing, and storage, as well as providing individuals with more control over their data.

The New York Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) is the state agency responsible for regulating financial services and products, enforcing cybersecurity regulations, and protecting consumers and markets in New York.

PIPEDA is a Canadian law that governs how private sector organizations handle personal information, requiring consent, limited collection, accuracy, safeguards, access, and accountability.

LGPD is the Brazilian data protection law that governs the processing of personal data, requiring consent, transparency, security measures, and granting individuals rights over their data, with penalties for non-compliance.

PIPL is China's data protection law that regulates the processing of personal information, requiring consent, transparency, security measures, and granting individuals rights over their data, with penalties for non-compliance.

The law is meant to provide for the processing of digital personal data in a manner that safeguards the right of individuals and ensures that the processing is done for lawful purposes. 

The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is regulation designed to ensure the safe and ethical development and use of artificial intelligence within the European Union.