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A privacy group has filed formal complaints against Scale AI, alleging the company surveils its workers. The details of the complaints and the specific surveillance practices at issue have not been publicly specified in available reporting.
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A review examines leading AI image generators that produce explicit content, looking at both their technical capabilities and how they handle user data.
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Data protection law challenge: SC stresses balancing privacy rights with press freedom | India News Hindustan Times
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Shin & Kim, AmCham Korea host seminar on data privacy and cybersecurity Chosunbiz
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Twenty-one Indian news outlets have filed a challenge in India's Supreme Court against the country's data privacy law. The case puts press freedom concerns directly in conflict with the new data protection framework.
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Indian media groups decry Modi’s privacy law in court, say newsrooms face shutdown risk Reuters
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Privacy advocacy group noyb, alongside partner organizations, has filed five complaints across four European countries against Scale AI, the US company behind the AI training platform Outlier. The complaints allege illegal surveillance of over 900,000 freelance workers, including invasive biometric verification and large-scale personal data collection.
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A foundation is facing data privacy scrutiny after a Cloudflare API key was compromised, according to reporting by AMBCrypto. The incident raises concerns about what data or services may have been exposed as a result of the breach.
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India's Supreme Court is scheduled to hear a challenge brought by news publishers against the central government's data privacy law. The publishers appear to be contesting provisions they believe affect their operations or press freedoms.
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Canada's Privacy Commissioner has announced an investigation into a data breach connected to Crime Stoppers, the tip-reporting organization that allows people to report crimes anonymously. No further details about the scope or nature of the breach are publicly available from this release.
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The Supreme Court is considering a case that could reshape how the Video Privacy Protection Act applies to modern platforms, including TikTok. The central dispute is whether the law's definition of 'consumer' extends beyond traditional video service customers to users of broader platforms that also host video.
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21 news outlets move SC against Centre's data privacy law, cite press freedom concerns The New Indian Express
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The UK Home Office has published a privacy impact assessment covering its use of facial recognition technology in immigration enforcement operations.
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A $25 billion ruling against Meta for deception is prompting renewed scrutiny of the company's expansion into AI agents, with calls for stronger federal oversight of products like Meta's Muse to protect user privacy.
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Major Indian media outlets connected to billionaires Mukesh Ambani and Gautam Adani are among publishers challenging India's data protection law introduced under Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government. The legal contest puts some of the country's most powerful business-linked media organizations in opposition to a national privacy framework.
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Data Privacy Bill Backers Concerned Over Hurdles for Federal Law Bloomberg Law News
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Loblaw, one of Canada's largest retail chains, has publicly committed to strengthening its security measures following a privacy breach. The company issued a news release announcing the pledge, though specific details about the breach's scope or affected individuals were not provided.
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A General Motors executive spoke publicly about the company's OnStar AI Assistant, addressing how the in-vehicle system relates to data privacy and driver safety.
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The Treasury Department's Do Not Pay program already reaches 99% of federal payment programs, but proposed legislation would expand its legal authority to cover only 11. Privacy advocates at EPIC warned lawmakers the bills would allow Treasury to collect far more personal data than needed, raising concerns about the creation of a centralized national data bank.
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India's NCERT has introduced a 20-hour AI curriculum for students in classes 9 through 12, covering topics including deepfakes, data privacy, and effective use of AI prompts.
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India's national curriculum body NCERT has added a 20-hour AI module to the syllabus for students in Classes 9 through 12, covering topics including deepfakes and data privacy.
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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation is intervening in a Supreme Court case that it says has direct implications for the privacy rights of taxpayers. No further details about the specific case or the legal questions at issue are available from the source provided.
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India's national curriculum body NCERT is introducing a 20-hour AI module for students in classes 9 through 12, covering topics including deepfakes, data privacy, and ethical AI use.
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Meta has been fined $25 billion over data privacy claims related to Facebook. The scale of the penalty makes it one of the largest privacy-related fines ever issued against a technology company.
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