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Hundreds of contractors are reportedly evaluating real prompts and images submitted to consumer Copilot. Microsoft acknowledges that some conversations may undergo human review. But turning off training does not necessarily mean no human will ever see the content.
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Artificial intelligence does not invent a new kind of surveillance: it turns scattered public traces into a usable profile, then lowers the cost of a targeted attack. Here is what that changes — and how to take back the initiative.
Threatening messages, disturbing deliveries, surveillance and an attempt to place a GPS tracker: the eBay case shows how a team meant to protect a company can become a major risk itself.
An almost ordinary pair of glasses can now contain the building blocks of facial recognition. A magazine digest on NameTag, non-consenting bystanders and infrastructure that outlives major events.
From the ePrivacy derogation to plans for monitoring messaging services, a detailed look at Chat Control, its parliamentary battle and what is at stake for the confidentiality of communications.
IP address, phone, movements, browser fingerprint, metadata and address book: once linked together, ordinary clues can reveal a real identity behind an anonymous profile.
Protecting a child starts with a relationship in which they can speak up without being punished. Understand cyberbullying, grooming and sextortion, then respond without making things worse.
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