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Influencers are making big money selling leftover videos �ones not yet posted online �to train AI
As the race to train AI on unique content heats up, a new company wants to pay for years-old video sitting on your hard drive.
Apple’s new AI could broach sensitive data, experts warn â€?take these steps to protect your privacyÂ
The company's privacy page states that Apple Intelligence uses data “to best assist you�and deliver personalized experiences.
'Digital condoms' now exist �and creators say they're 'as easy as a real condom'
It can’t ward off STDs, but it can safeguard your S-E-X. Â
Terrifying look at how Meta smart glasses can reveal personal details about strangers on the street �even home addresses
This pernicious program is every stalker's dream.
This 'lost art' is the one thing millennials and Gen Zers agree on
"Sending a thank you note is one of my favorite things to do because I feel like it's something that is so personal," Khalia Harrison told The Post.
Snapchat reserves right to put AI-generated images of users' faces in 'My Selfie' ads
Snapchat users have complained of seeing their likeness in ads after the images were put through an AI-powered generator in the "My Selfies" tool.
DOJ accuses TikTok of violating children's online privacy in bombshell lawsuit
The lawsuit comes as the US and the social media company are embroiled in yet another legal battle that will determine if �or how �TikTok will continue to operate in...
Meta to pay $1.4B to settle Texas facial recognition suit over collecting data without consent
The lawsuit, filed in 2022, was the first major case to be brought under Texas' 2009 biometric privacy law, according to law firms tracking the litigation.
Google faces Italy competition probe over 'misleading and aggressive' pursuit of user data
Google's antitrust probe in Italy is the latest in an escalating series of competition inquiries targeting the Big Tech giant in the US and Europe.
TikTok could face lawsuit by DOJ over potential child privacy violations
"The investigation uncovered reason to believe named defendants are violating or are about to violate the law and that a proceeding is in the public interest," the FTC said in...
Microsoft ships new laptops without including controversial new AI feature �for now
The company said it was delaying a “broadly available�preview of Recall that was supposed to be included with new PCs starting Tuesday.
Google privacy chief to exit, and won't be replaced �despite wave of security leaks
Enright, a 13-year veteran at the company, was responsible for leading the team for safeguarding user data and implementing security policies across Google’s sprawling empire. He will reportedly exit in...
Google collected children's voices and car pool routes, privacy breach leak reveals: report
The trove of leaked internal documents also showed that Google reportedly made YouTube recommendation based on watch histories that users had previously deleted.
TikTok's effort to hide US user data from Chinese parent only focused on the 'front door': ex-workers
One ex-TikTok worker threw doubt on the efficacy of TikTok's so-called US Data Security team, which was put into place to keep user data hidden away, Fortune reported.
Keeping your data hidden from Apple is ‘virtually impossible,�experts warn
If you think you're protecting your data, think again.
TikTok facing potential lawsuit from feds over children's privacy probe: sources
The probe is separate from ongoing concerns in Congress about the potential that the data of TikTok's 170 million US users could be improperly accessed by the Chinese government.
AI company paid $4.3M as teaching tool at NYC schools touts 'artificial' reviews on website
The company providing an AI teaching tool to Brooklyn high schools used “testimonials�from phantom “NYC teachers,�and its founder is pals with the schools chancellor.
Your car is secretly spying on you and driving your insurance rates through the roof: report
Drivers of cars manufactured by GM, Ford, and others say that their insurance rates went up after the companies sent data about their driving behavior to issuers without their knowledge.
US companies are sellling your personal data �to the government!
The amount of data sloshing around for sale is leaving the nation’s sacred social bargain dangerously out of whack.
'Kids Online Safety Act' gains momentum in Senate as uproar rages over sex predators using AI-generated deepfake nudes
A bipartisan bill that would impose a legal “duty of care�on tech platforms to protect minors from dangers has gained momentum in Washington.