Data Privacy
Smart Glasses Boom Faces Tougher Privacy Scrutiny as Regulators Weigh Restrictions
The rapid growth of artificial intelligence-powered smart glasses is facing increased regulatory scrutiny in Europe, raising concerns about whether privacy risks could slow...
Smart Glasses Face Privacy Crackdown as Sales Surge
EssilorLuxottica’s booming smart-glasses business is facing growing regulatory scrutiny as concerns mount over privacy, covert recording and the use of artificial intelligence-powered eyewear...
South Korea Reports Hacking Incidents at 16 Financial Firms, 100,000 Data Leaks
South Korea has identified hacking incidents at 16 financial firms, with approximately 100,000 cases of data leaks reported so far, according to the...
Guernsey Data Watchdog Urges Businesses to Strengthen AI Security
Guernsey’s data protection authority has urged businesses to strengthen safeguards around artificial intelligence, warning that organisations remain accountable for protecting customer information even...
UK Police Drop Palantir AI Trial as Data Privacy Questions Persist
A British police unit has ended its trial of Palantir Technologies’ data analytics platform, bringing a two-year experiment in AI-assisted policing to a...
US Consumers Face Rising Prices as Corporate Pricing Practices Come Under Scrutiny
American consumers are facing growing frustration over high prices and increasingly complex pricing practices, with economists and consumer advocates examining how companies set...
University Students Raise Concerns Over Turnitin AI Plans
University students are raising concerns over proposed changes to Turnitin that could allow the essay-checking platform to use student submissions to improve its...
Grindr Agrees to £26m UK Settlement Over Alleged Sharing of Users’ HIV Data
By Benson Daniel Grindr has agreed to pay £26 million to settle a lawsuit brought by thousands of users in the United Kingdom...
