Browsing Category
Privacy
59 posts
Smart TV opt-outs under the microscope
Automatic content recognition (ACR) is built into most smart TVs. According to the researchers behind the study Watching…
Meta smart glasses bug raises fresh privacy concerns
Some Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses were recording people’s conversations without the wearer knowing, according to user reports this…
Massive unauthorized access to Danish CPR data impacts millions
The Danish Ministry of Higher Education and Science (UFM) has confirmed a massive data breach involving the unauthorized…
How Mastercard envisions the future of shopping and digital payments
Mastercard outlines a rapidly evolving retail landscape where artificial intelligence, biometrics, and digital identity fundamentally transform how consumers…
Security flaws in smart glasses expose sensitive user data
Recent security testing of popular smart glasses has revealed critical vulnerabilities that expose users’ sensitive personal data to…
WordPress form plugin threatens vulnerability 300,000 websites
A critical security flaw in a popular WordPress form plugin is currently exposing approximately 300,000 websites to potential…
Ai starts thinking in “concepts” with beyond “next-token prediction”
NCP-ArchPreview introduces Next Concept Prediction (NCP), enabling language models to predict multi-token concepts alongside individual tokens. The 8.9B-parameter…
Republicans turn against ai surveillance
Republican leaders are turning against Flock Safety, the $8bn AI-surveillance company whose licence-plate cameras have spread across the…
Ai surveillance as police can search for people based on a description
Flock Safety allows police to continuously search camera footage using AI for individuals matching a written description, such…
Protecting minors online takes more than age verification
DIDAS warns that age verification alone cannot solve harmful content, addictive design, profiling or commercial exploitation of children…