Cybersecurity, Digital Sovereignty and Tech Giants All Driving Change in Laws
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Cybersecurity, Digital Sovereignty and Tech Giants All Driving Change in Laws
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Employee allegedly downloaded proprietary secrets in preparation for work at Chinese firm.
A class-action lawsuit was filed by California citizens against Workday accusing it of racial, age and disability profiling.
Perplexity AI attempts to purchase Google's Chrome Browser in effort to capture 3.45 bn active users worldwide.
The President opens up rules on AI development, but closes down some.
Sam Altman warns users of ChatGPT that their user prompts or queries are not protected by privacy laws and can be used as evidence in court.
Client services cut off India based energy company supplying oil to Russia.
LinkedIn, with big guns behind it (Microsoft), shuts down Proxycurl a data scalper known for repurposing content as its own from third party sites.
AI Site Scraping Ignites Major Digital Rights War . Court sides with Anthropic in favor of Fair Use Laws.
German city dumps Microsoft 365 for Open Source technology. Does it have a chance?
President Trump and his vice president, J.D. Vance, insist current CEO has ties CCP.
As more unique identifiers make their way into autentication protocols, the privacy eye cannot look away. There are questions around data transfer, storage and exchange which are being asked globally.
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) launched a new video, “Section 230, Explained," which explains Section 230 and why we need to keep it. It's a core component of the Communications Decency Act of 1996.
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