… The investigation alleged xAI violated Canada’s federal private-sector privacy law by not including “appropriate safeguards from the outset.” The investigation says xAI told the Privacy Commissioner that it has introduced new safeguards to prevent people from successfully prompting Grok to alter cl… …
… I've seen some complaints online about the Privacy Display affecting the screen quality, but I have to disagree. Then again, the first thing I did when setting up the phone was max out the screen resolution to Quad HD + and also set the colors to Vivid. …
… The biggest mystery is what exactly will materialize from the collaboration between Jony Ive and OpenAI. Aside from a rumored OpenAI phone with an advanced image signal processor, will we see a smart GPT earbud? An AI pendant? …
… But as with any cloud system, chatting with Meta AI on WhatsApp will ultimately involve trusting Meta in the same way using WhatsApp for communication does. “A big part of our work at WhatsApp relates to when there’s a perfect solution that’s very hard to use—how do you give people other options th… …
… It’s critical to uncheck the box next to Save media if you don’t want your image uploads used for AI training. …
… The newly released version of Meta AI removes nearly all traces of the feature Meta said did not yet exist. …
… And they also say that because deepfake images will not be made public as part of the lawsuit, this should assuage any privacy concerns. “Factoring out the deepfake image itself—as it will remain under seal—there is nothing inherently stigmatizing about revealing the fact that a deepfake image was … …
… After triggering NameTag with Foucault’s image, the app produced a notification: “Person recognized.” “The main components of a face-recognition feature are already in Meta's companion app,” Buchodi says. “Not many pieces stand between this and a working feature.” In April, more than 70 advocacy gr… …
… Experts say that Meta's decision about Instagram chat could give other companies, or even simply other divisions within Meta, permission to do less, too. “Meta's deployment of encryption was a public commitment, and they were weathering a lot of pressure from various governments to do it,” says Joh… …
… New research this week shed light on an incident in which 90,000 screenshots pulled from a European celebrity's phone were exposed online—underscoring the risks of commercially available spyware both as an invasion of personal privacy and a threat for widespread data breaches and abuse. …