data protection
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OpenAI Could Be in Trouble Over ChatGPT’s Hallucinations About People
OpenAI is under scrutiny in the European Union again — this time over ChatGPT’s hallucinations about people. A privacy rights nonprofit group called noyb filed a complaint Monday with the Austrian Data Protection Authority (DPA) against the artificial intelligence company on behalf of an individual over its inability to correct information generated by ChatGPT about…
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Can AI Fix America’s Cybersecurity Woes? The White House Thinks So.
The White House has announced a contest incentivizing the development of new artificial intelligence systems designed to hunt for software vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure. The “AI Cyber Challenge” will be a two-year government-sponsored competition designed to spur the creation of new automated security solutions that can protect some of the country’s most sensitive web-connected systems.…
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U.S. NSA Swears It Won’t Allow Backdoors in New Encryption Standards
The U.S. has been working on new encryption standards meant to withstand the powers of quantum computing, an emergent technology that will supposedly involve machines capable of high-octane mathematical calculations that can crack current-day encryption algorithms without breaking a sweat.
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Amazon to Appeal Record $1.2 Billion Fine Over Advertising Practices
Amazon says it intends to challenge a record $US886 million ($1.19 billion) fine imposed by a European Union privacy regulator over what the company says are perceived privacy violations related to its advertising technology.