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James Watt, the founder of BrewDog, is facing complaints to the UK data privacy watchdog after contacting former crowdfunding investors as part of a plan to buy the beer company back, according to The Guardian. The…
Flock Safety is shortening most licence-plate data retention and making unusual-search audits standard after officers misused its surveillance tools.
Apple is reportedly working to solve the privacy problem that has dogged smart glasses as a product category, aiming to launch its own version by the end of next year while explicitly avoiding the design choices that…
America is seeing growing backlash over a rapidly expanded network of license plate reader cameras that has become a flashpoint in the debate over privacy, surveillance and civil liberties. ## America and the rise of…
The Guardian reveals how sensitive UK police data on Microsoft’s cloud is vulnerable to foreign government access, raising serious security concerns
New York has become the first US state to impose a moratorium on large new data centre construction, pausing the development of facilities that have become central to the artificial intelligence boom but increasingly…
A proposed hyperscale data centre in North Ockendon could produce more than one million tonnes of carbon emissions annually, planning documents estimate.
As facial recognition technology becomes more visible in public spaces, a niche area of fashion is trying to turn privacy into something you can wear. A new wave of designers is experimenting with adversarial clothing…
A small civic branding change in Irondale has turned into a much bigger conversation about the growth of data centers in the South. According to NPR News, an online backlash followed the renaming of a summer festival to…
OpenAI has expanded its health-related features to all U.S.-based users, allowing integration of personal medical data across various ChatGPT platforms despite ongoing legal scrutiny regarding diagnostic advice
Pakistan's Commerce Ministry is reviewing proposals for an AI-enabled digital trade ecosystem, signalling that export planning, market intelligence and government data management are becoming central parts of the…
Trump Media and Technology Group has come under scrutiny after launching a paid data product that gives Wall Street clients split-second early access to posts from some of Truth Social’s most influential accounts…
France has cleared a path for a landmark social media ban for users under 15. The legislation mandates strict age verification for all accounts, marking a shift in European digital policy
Twitch users learned that streams, clips, chats and channel media may train Amazon generative AI unless a creator disables the setting.
Pakistan's higher education sector is debating how to implement new student AI expectations alongside a compulsory course planned from fall 2026.
Encord and Zander Labs are testing brain wave sensors in San Leandro to solve the physical AI training data bottleneck for humanoid robots.
NASA has begun a focused review tied to astronaut blood-flow research as it continues work on establishing a VTE risk score for astronauts algorithm. According to NASA Breaking News, the agency’s Office of the Chief…
Australia wellbeing poverty has climbed to new highs, according to analysis of Australian Bureau of Statistics data that shows a sharp rise in people reporting very low life satisfaction over the past decade. New…
New projections indicate data centers will consume one-fifth of U.S. electricity by 2035 as artificial intelligence infrastructure places unprecedented strain on the nation's aging electrical power grid
AMD is expected to unveil its next wave of AI data centre hardware as it tries to win more of the fast-growing market now led by Nvidia.
Nepal's catastrophic flood has intensified scrutiny of damaged sensors, cross-border data sharing and the minutes available to warn communities downstream.
Meta's proposed $17.1 billion multistate settlement would impose teen time limits, overnight blocks, stronger age checks and independent oversight.
At least 624 US military service members have been wounded since President Trump ordered strikes against Iran in February, according to the Pentagon's most recent update from July 25, BBC News reported.
Fresh US labor data show remote work remains a major part of professional employment, although access varies sharply by occupation.