German artist Mathias Vef and designer Benedikt Groß created a new ‘deepfake camera’ called Nuca, which uses AI to completely undress photos of clothed people within seconds. Nuca raises questions about privacy, but its creators argue they are doing it
Privacy experts are concerned about Facebook’s recent AI developments, alerting users to possible data breaches and advising them to be mindful of their digital footprints. Meta’s CEO has sparked serious concerns after discussing the company’s intentions to leverage user data
Web3 is driven by the need for privacy, security, and transparency in transactions. Automata Network’s 1RPC now supports Telos EVM, a Layer 0 chain fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). This integration introduces a fixed gas fee structure
Canada’s federal, provincial, and territorial privacy regulators have introduced privacy principles. These principles are focused on the responsible and private development of generative artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This comes from the federal government issuing cybersecurity guidelines for productive AI systems.
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UPDATE: Kenya’s interior minister Kithure Kindik on Wednesday halted all activities of Worldcoin while the government investigates potential risks to public safety. Local media reports say over 350,000 Kenyans had signed-up to Worldcoin by Tuesday. Regulators in the UK, France
Facebook is under fire from US regulators for failing to protect the privacy of children using its Messenger Kids app, saying the social media platform misled parents. Added to its charges is misrepresenting the access it provided to app developers
AI has taken center stage in 2023 as it continues to expand into various fields. In the latest development, the technology is now being adopted for use in next year’s Olympic Games in Paris. The Games will see smart surveillance
European Union Commissioner Yvo Volman says any future regulation of the metaverse must prioritize user safety, data privacy and non-discrimination. He spoke as new research suggested privacy in the metaverse might be a hard thing to achieve. The European Commission,
MetaNews was asked to provide sensitive information including personal documentation and biometric data when signing up for the Sandbox metaverse. With the possibility of users’ every move being tracked in the virtual realm, the attachment of such personal information raises
Google search alternative You.com, launched in November 2021 with a promise of better privacy, is solidifying its position in artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot search, with a new and improved so-called “multi-modal conversational” search engine. The San Francisco-based startup has been offering AI
New work by University of California Berkeley researchers suggests that privacy in the metaverse may be an impossibility. The report will come as a blow to metaverse maximalists who have long claimed the technology represents a bold new frontier for
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