Data Privacy

Companies know generative AI tools like ChatGPT could be a game changer, but fears about security and privacy are holding some of them back.

A California law firm says the company’s use of scraped data from the web violates the rights of millions of internet users.

The spread of deepfakes has spurred a need for stronger laws and regulations to address the harms, particularly in cases of nonconsensual pornography, while also considering the complexities of free speech concerns.

EU countries are likely to push back against a blanket ban.

The Biden administration follows China, Italy, Canada and the U.K.

App developers are ignoring laws and guidelines regulating data protection measures aimed at minors, putting their monetization plans in jeopardy and risking user trust.

With constant buzz around OpenAI’s ChatGPT, how do businesses weigh the risks and rewards of generative AI tools?