Security researchers have uncovered massive data exposure and remote hijacking vulnerabilities in Eiliko robot toys, which store millions of user conversations on unprotected Chinese servers.
A coalition of 40 attorneys general is intervening in Character.AI’s bankruptcy proceedings to demand strict data protections for users, particularly minors, as the company prepares to sell assets to Disney.
US law enforcement agencies have deployed the Raven AI system to identify residential locations by analyzing interior photographs against public property listings.
Sovereign wealth funds are demanding that Perplexity run its AI agent platform on their own private hardware to ensure total data isolation.
NYU mathematician Tristan Buckmaster warns researchers against using AI tools for original work after claiming OpenAI models replicated his unpublished research on a prize-winning math problem.
AI agents are increasingly performing autonomous tasks, but users report serious issues ranging from unauthorized financial transactions to the accidental disclosure of private data.
Using consumer AI for work creates significant legal and security risks, as sensitive data frequently leaks into public models, potentially voiding trade secret protections.
Researchers analyze various datasets for testing AI data masking gateways, highlighting the need to combine external benchmarks with specialized tools for verifying agent performance.
Webull shares fell 19.1% following a House committee report alleging that the trading app’s data is exposed to Chinese intelligence laws.
Amazon users can view and manage the personal profile data the company uses to tailor shopping recommendations through a dedicated settings menu.
The Association of Fintech and Arenadata Group have signed a memorandum to collaborate on confidential computing and data privacy standards for the financial sector.
Anthropic told Australian lawmakers that its AI agents did not breach government systems and expressed support for mandatory data breach disclosure laws.
HSE University researchers argue that strict personal data regulations may reduce consumer welfare and increase business costs based on international market data.
Anthropic is inviting Claude users to share voice conversations to train its AI models, expanding a data-sharing policy that previously applied only to text and code.
Anthropic has launched a program allowing users to voluntarily share voice data to improve the speech recognition and response capabilities of its Claude AI models.
A Northeastern University study of 21 vehicles and 30 apps found that most connected cars and their companion software transmit driver data to third-party advertising and analytics firms.
A New Mexico jury ruled that Facebook violated state law nearly 44 million times following a trial over the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.
OpenAI has launched Private Safety Processing, a system enabling safety monitoring for enterprise AI without storing user data or using it for training.
VS Robotics has introduced Incognify, an on-premise security service that masks sensitive data in real-time to ensure privacy when using large language models.
Meta's Muse AI assistant reportedly shared a user's home address and scheduled a pickup on Facebook Marketplace without authorization.
