How to confidently adopt the new AI privacy rules and avoid the $660k mistake
Thu, 25 June
|Free Webinar
New AI Privacy Laws will require full disclosure of any automated decision that affects your customers or staff. This webinar explains how to be accountable for proving where these decisions exist and how they are governed. A non-serious AI privacy breach incurs fines up to $660,000.
Time & Location
25 June 2026, 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm AEST
Free Webinar
About the event
What's changing
The Privacy Regulator is now focusing on AI systems. From December 10, companies must disclose where AI is used in decisions that affect customers and staff.
Companies will be accountable for proving where these decisions exist and how they are governed. The problem is many companies already use AI across Operations, HR, Finance or Marketing without a clear map, which means fragmented systems, unclear data flows, and gaps between practice and what must be declared.
This matters because the Privacy Regulator expects you to show how decisions are made, what data is used, and where human oversight sits, and if you cannot trace this, your privacy policy will not be defensible.
The risk is immediate across compliance, audit, and reputation if a decision cannot be explained, and the core issue is not the technology but the lack of visibility and control over how decisions are made.