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- Alberta Court Weighs in on Clearview AI: Wins, Losses and Key Takeaways
Clearview further argued that, if the Commissioner’s interpretation of the exception was accepted, the combined effect of the consent requirement under Alberta PIPA and the narrow extent of the exception created a sweeping prohibition on expressive conduct based upon information sourced from the publicly accessible internet The Court agreed
- Clearview AI v. Alberta AI and data privacy | BLG
A recent Alberta court ruling in Clearview AI v Alberta expands the definition of publicly available data, with key privacy implications for businesses
- Alberta judgment opens the door to the legitimization of data scraping . . .
Clearview AI argued that the Commissioner’s interpretation of AB PIPA infringed their freedom of expression, as the provision of their services, which was based on their facial recognition tool, was expressive The Court highlighted that the consent exception in AB PIPA is "source-based" not "purpose-based"
- Parts of Albertas personal information protection law ruled . . .
Canadian privacy commissioners have found that American technology company Clearview AI violated Canadian law when it collected images of people without their knowledge or consent
- Privacy Internet Scraping and Canadian Privacy Law: Clearview AI
The Alberta Court of Kings Bench just released a bombshell decision in Clearview AI Inc v Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner), 2025 ABKB 287 In short, it found that sections 12, 17, and 20 of the Personal Information Protection Act, (PIPA), unjustifiably infringed section 2 (b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Court of King’s Bench of Alberta Strikes Provisions of PIPA for . . .
Clearview’s facial recognition tool “scrapes” personal information, including photos of faces, from social media and other publicly available online sources to create a database Clearview’s clients can upload an image which is matched to images in the database
- Alberta Judgment Opens The Door To The Legitimization Of Data . . . - Mondaq
The judgment was significant and signals (i) the legitimization of data scraping and AI model training from publicly available information on the internet and potential protection of these types of automated processes under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, (ii) the applicability of Canadian provincial privacy laws to foreign
- Public Data, Private Rights: The Court’s Take on Clearview + Consent
On May 8, 2025, the Alberta Court of King’s Bench handed down a significant decision in Clearview AI Inc v Alberta (Information and Privacy Commissioner)
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