The conference brings together regulators, in-house counsel, compliance professionals and industry stakeholders to discuss the evolving legal and regulatory landscape for cosmetics and personal care products companies.
Sarah will moderate the featured session, “AI in Beauty: Navigating Data Privacy Compliance Risks Whilst Managing Innovation,” which will explore the expanding role of artificial intelligence in the beauty industry and the legal and regulatory considerations that come with its adoption. The panel will examine topics including:
- AI-generated advertising and marketing content, including emerging intellectual property and legal considerations
- Privacy, disclosure and regulatory issues related to AI-powered personalization tools, skin diagnostics, product recommendations and consumer data use
- FTC scrutiny, deceptive marketing risks and consumer protection considerations involving AI-enabled products and services
- Key legal, regulatory and litigation developments for cosmetics companies to monitor as AI adoption continues to accelerate
The session will be held at 4:00 p.m. PT on October 7.
The conference will also cover pressing topics for the cosmetics and personal care products industry, including state regulatory developments, packaging compliance, advertising and product claims, product liability litigation, retailer expectations, longevity and wellness-related claims, and brand protection strategies.
Sarah advises companies in the beauty, consumer products, retail, technology and health care sectors on privacy compliance, advertising and consumer protection laws, intellectual property issues, and the legal implications of emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence.
