Law, Privacy, Security, and Compliance in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
The textbook covers the most critical areas of AI law, governance, and compliance across regulated and high-risk domains.
Risk classification, prohibited uses, and conformity assessment for high-risk AI systems
Data subject rights, lawful bases, CCPA/CPRA obligations, and cross-border transfers
HIPAA alignment, sector-specific compliance, and deploying AI in regulated environments
Responsible LLM deployment, model cards, data lineage, and hallucination risk
A five-layer framework spanning data, models, systems, monitoring, and audit
Data minimization, privacy-by-design, PIA methodology, and consent management
Adversarial threats, model poisoning, zero-trust architecture, and threat modeling
Audit trails, accountability structures, and operationalizing governance at scale
A five-layer framework for operationalizing AI governance — from data collection through independent audit.
Governance of data collection, quality, lineage, privacy, and consent — the foundation on which all AI systems are built.
Controls for model development, training, validation, bias testing, and documentation throughout the model lifecycle.
Governance of deployment environments, integration architecture, access controls, and operational safeguards.
Continuous oversight of performance, drift detection, incident response, and real-time risk management.
Independent review, compliance verification, accountability reporting, and regulatory alignment across the full stack.
20 structured modules, role-based learning pathways, quizzes, progress tracking, and discussion — all built around the textbook. Completely free.
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Tailored module ordering for attorneys, technologists, executives, policymakers, students, and general learners.
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Noah M. Kenney is the Founder and Principal Consultant of Digital 520, a global consultancy specializing in AI governance, data privacy, cybersecurity, and compliance. He has consulted on over 40 AI initiatives and speaks globally on governance, privacy, and secure systems design.
Noah co-developed the country’s first AI Privacy Engineering course at the Georgia Institute of Technology. He holds over 50 advanced industry certifications, including the CIPM from IAPP. He earned his undergraduate degree in Economics with high honors from Georgia Tech and a Master’s of Engineering from the University of Colorado Boulder.
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