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Jimmy Kimmel has sharp words for Mark Zuckerberg over Meta testing facial recognition software Mashable
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The European Data Protection Supervisor convened its 58th meeting with Data Protection Officers from across EU institutions in Brussels on June 18, 2026, addressing evolving regulatory and technological challenges affecting internal EU data governance.
Why this matters: Coordination among EU institutional DPOs shapes how personal data held by powerful supranational bodies is handled — decisions made in these meetings influence the practical privacy protections afforded to millions of EU residents and public servants alike.
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How an AI facial recognition tool led to a Florida man's wrongful arrest WUSF
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As companies integrate AI and hire fewer employees, a shift toward a ‘gig economy’ will commence In 2024, the buy-now-pay-later company Klarna announced that it would cut hundreds of customer service roles and begin using an artificial intelligence chatbot instead. The move was expected to save the company millions. But a year later, after customers complained about the degraded quality of customer service, Klarna began to recruit human customer service agents back. At first glance, the reversal appeared to be a victory for human workers in the age of AI. The reality was more complex. Instead…
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Kansas City is moving forward with plans to deploy AI-powered facial recognition technology on its public bus network, according to local news reports.
Why this matters: Routine mass transit becomes a surveillance environment when facial recognition is embedded in it, passively tracking commuters' movements without their knowledge or consent — raising serious concerns about warrantless location monitoring of everyday public activity.
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A city’s push for facial recognition on public buses ignites debate over security and privacy AP News
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DHS document shares plan to give local police departments facial recognition tech NPR
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Wake County School board raises meal prices, discusses AI policy WUNC News
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Can certification help solve healthcare’s AI governance gap? Healthcare Dive
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France’s Macron urges cooperation on AI regulation The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
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A city's push for facial recognition on public buses ignites debate over security and privacy Audacy
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Kenya publishes Artificial Intelligence Bill, 2026, proposing a formal framework for AI governance EY
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The New Jersey Democrat says advanced AI models should face mandatory government reviews for national security, critical infrastructure and bioterror risks.
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Jalil Richardson spent 50 days in a Florida jail after a facial recognition system incorrectly identified him as a suspect, despite his innocence. The wrongful detention highlights ongoing accuracy failures in AI-driven biometric tools used in criminal investigations.
Why this matters: The case illustrates how algorithmic misidentification can deprive innocent people of liberty, with documented disparate error rates for darker-skinned individuals raising serious due-process and equal-protection concerns when law enforcement relies on facial recognition without sufficient human verification.
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IBM recognized as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for AI Governance Platforms IBM
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Brazil's Digital ECA: Rethinking monetization and design in games IAPP
A coalition including Mike Pence’s Advancing American Freedom says proposals tied to a broader AI framework would create privacy risks and chill online expression.
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IAB expands its Diligence Platform to EU with upcoming launch in Germany IAPP
Vermont becomes 23rd state to enact consumer privacy law IAPP
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Why erasure requests don't require model retraining: Governance that is defensible IAPP
Vermont Data Privacy Bill Signed into Law Inside Privacy
Final AI Omnibus Text Dilutes Fundamental Rights Protections - Center for Democracy and Technology
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A city's push for facial recognition on public buses ignites debate over security and privacy ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
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The UK Information Commissioner's Office has issued a formal statement announcing the conclusion of a criminal investigation, though specific details about the case, subjects involved, or outcome have not been publicly disclosed in the available information.
Why this matters: Criminal enforcement by a data protection authority signals that privacy violations can carry personal legal consequences beyond fines — a meaningful deterrent, but also a reminder that ICO investigative powers extend to individuals, raising due-process transparency concerns.
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