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EDPB approves guidelines on GDPR, DSA interplay

The European Data Protection Board adopted guidelines on the interplay between the EU General Data Protection Regulation and the Digital Services Act. The guidelines are geared toward helping member state data protection authorities and the EDPB interpret how the GDPR…

How to limit unwanted digital fingerprinting

Depending on consumers’ privacy settings, search engines, including Google, may be able to collect data based on the websites users visit, Forbes reports. The tracking, or digital fingerprinting, is able to collect vast amounts of users’ personal data without their…

UK to analyze the use of AI-powered glasses

The U.K. will look into how CrossSense’s AI-powered smart glasses can positively impact individuals’ mental health with easy access to resources and support. U.K.’s Minister of State for Science, Research and Innovation Patrick Vallance said the project is a “shining…

10 tips to prepare for the EU Cyber Resilience Act

To prepare for the EU Cyber Resiliency Act entering into force in a year former IAPP Research and Insights Analyst Cheryl Saniuk-Heinig, CIPP/E, CIPP/US, and Mayer Brown Partner Ana Bruder write, “organizations that embed security early will avoid steep penalties…

AI developers muse on model building considerations

Wired interviewed Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman about his concerns around making AI more humanlike and whether it will lead to an AI rights movement. Meanwhile, OpenAI published new research digging into why models hallucinate, noting “standard training and evaluation…

OpenAI purchases $300B in computing power from Oracle

OpenAI signed a USD300 billion deal with Oracle to use its computing power to continue to develop its AI technology, The Washington Post reports. The deal is one of the largest cloud contracts, though Oracle is “concentrating a large chunk…