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Meta Offers Discounts for Users Who Share AI Model Usage Data
Meta is offering lower pricing for Muse Spark users who share prompts and outputs to help improve future AI models.
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VentureEurope’s AI Debate at TechBBQ Focuses on Control, Sovereignty, and Human Decision-Making
At TechBBQ Copenhagen, European AI leaders debated who controls AI technology, data, and infrastructure, as well as the future of digital sovereignty.
BriefSurvey Finds More Americans Oppose Police License Plate Cameras Than Support Them
A new YouGov survey finds more Americans oppose Flock license plate surveillance cameras than support them amid privacy concerns.
SocialMeta’s $18 Billion Child Safety Settlement Puts Age Verification Technology Under Scrutiny
Meta’s $18 billion child-safety settlement requires new platform rules, but experts question whether age-verification technology can protect privacy.
AIInstinct AI Assistant Raises Privacy and Security Concerns in Private Testing
Instinct, a private-access AI assistant, is raising privacy and security concerns about broad device access, data-use terms, and autonomous actions on users’ devices.
Government & PolicyUber Faces €825M Dutch GDPR Fine Over Automated Driver Suspensions
Uber faces an €825 million Dutch privacy fine over automated driver suspensions, with regulators citing inadequate human review and transparency for drivers.
HardwareFlock CEO Calls for Privacy-Safety Compromise as Surveillance Backlash Grows
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley calls for a balance between privacy and public safety as scrutiny grows over license plate cameras and police misuse.
Government & PolicyTikTok, ByteDance Agree to $400M Settlement in U.S. Children’s Privacy Case
TikTok and ByteDance agreed to a $400 million U.S. settlement resolving allegations that TikTok violated federal children’s online privacy protections.
MetaMeta Ran Ads for AI ‘Nudify’ App Featuring Female Politicians
Meta ran ads promoting an AI nudify app that could create non-consensual sexual deepfakes, including content resembling female U.S. politicians.
PrivacyFlight Attendants Alarmed as Google Moves to Buy Huge Trove of Spirit Employee Data
Flight attendants are challenging Google’s $10 million bid for Spirit Airlines’ data, raising privacy concerns about employee emails, chats, and workplace records.
AIOpenAI Unveils Private Safety Processing for Zero Data Retention
OpenAI previews Private Safety Processing, a system designed to detect misuse across interactions while preserving zero data retention for eligible customers.
BriefComcast Adds Wi-Fi Motion Detection to Newer Xfinity Routers
Comcast’s new Wi-Fi Motion feature turns newer Xfinity gateways into home motion sensors, but enabling it comes with important data-sharing considerations.