…of space on their desktops since 2024, sparking annoyance and concerns over privacy. Fortunately, you can disable the AI model—but not without losing some helpful security features. Obviously, you can also…
…Most failed privacy audits, failing to secure (or even outright profiting from) personal mental health data. Even online suicide prevention services turned out to be providing data to Facebook, through automated pixel…
…They cited “serious concerns around privacy, consent, and trust in the workplace” and contended that “any approach to AI that relies on intrusive, coercive, nonconsensual data collection contradicts” Meta’s responsible AI…
…An asexual woman, who did not want to be named for privacy reasons, described AI companionship as a kind of emotional laboratory. After years in an ongoing relationship without physical intimacy due…
…and Border Protection, about the use of Meta wearables or data from them; and commit to consulting civil society and independent privacy experts before integrating biometric identification into any consumer device. “People…
…Despite his app’s success, Jeanrenaud believes that the arms war over privacy is already lost. “Personal surveillance tech is just the next step after digitally linked surveillance and data collection is…
…a partnership with Signal creator Moxie Marlinspike to deploy his new private AI technology, known as Confer, for Meta AI. The move, announced by Marlinspike this week, could protect millions of conversations…
…the risks of commercially available spyware both as an invasion of personal privacy and a threat for widespread data breaches and abuse. And WIRED looked at arrests in the United Arab Emirates…
…They examined data from a recent breach of Mercor, an AI training startup that works with developers, and “made an educated guess about the model’s online location based on knowledge about…
…of AI,” Chamorro-Premuzic says. FIFA didn’t respond to multiple requests for comment. Luke says the organization shut down the main route he and others used to pull data, but he…