In viral videos, content creators film themselves surprising strangers with toys, food and wads of cash – whether they like…

Like it or not, Amazon can give Ring footage to cops without your permission — or even a warrant.

The revelation highlights the many ways that police can get footage from Ring doorbells, and how often it happens without consent.

The architecture of MLOps systems require a broad range of non-trivial considerations at every stage of the model lifecycle. This is an excellent overview of the end-to-end components present in MLOps architectures https://t.co/QLvgQCUEZj pic.twitter.com/L21w2twQk1— The Institute for Ethical AI & Machine Learning (@EthicalML) July 12, 2022

The final goal of all industrial machine learning (ML) projects is to develop ML products and rapidly bring them into production. However, it is highly challenging to automate and operationalize...

Cybersecurity researchers say Honda's remote keyless entry system has a serious vulnerability.

These devices measure blood oxygen levels and can help identify when patients are dangerously ill. But research shows they can…

124,000 documents expose inner workings behind US tech firm’s rise as a global empire responsible for 19m journeys a day

Various AI technologies are ripe for use in disinformation campaigns. Deepfake videos represent an obvious threat, but voice cloning, deepfake images, and generative text also merit concern. And websites now offer access to deepfake services.

Monitoring software could be easily adapted to flag abortion-related searches

The EU’s top court says mass surveillance is banned. Governments do it anyway.

Artificial intelligence can't determine ground truths about human thought, anyone who says otherwise is selling something and pushing a scam.

The former employee alleges Facebook created the tool to circumvent its own protocols and claims it was used to cooperate with law enforcement requests.

‎Program: Maintenance Phase, Avsnitt: The Worm Wars – 28 juni 2022

In this test face detection algorithms will determine how normal you are. 100% privacy friendly.

All Tech Is Human’s Responsible Tech Summer Reading List

All Tech Is Human's latest resource is AI and Human Rights: Building a Tech Future Aligned With the Public Interest, which you can freely read and download a...

Personal information allegedly taken from Shanghai police database would be one of biggest data breaches in history

A protest planned by hundreds of bank depositors in central China seeking access to their frozen funds has been thwarted because the authorities have turned their health code apps red, several depositors told Reuters.

Your Kenya SIM card should not come with a demand for your personal biometrics.

It’s not enough to fix existing social media, we must imagine, experiment with, and build social media that can be good for society.

More than a half dozen Cruise robotaxis stopped operating and sat in a street in San Francisco late Tuesday night, blocking traffic for a couple of hours until employees arrived and manually moved the autonomous vehicles. Photos and a description of the Cruise robotaxi blockade were shared to a Red…

Clinics offering debunked cancer treatments are still allowed to advertise, despite the company’s stated efforts to control medical misinformation.

Body cams and license plates are already being used to track people arriving at abortion clinics.

In a post-Roe America, women will bear the costs of letting data collection undermine our liberty.

Gen Z would rather be anonymous online.

The number of posts today about deleting menstrual tracking data from startup apps is a very good reminder that you should never trust data you don't store yourself is safe. Whether it's a scrappy startup, a big megacorp, or a FOSS dude with a server: if someone extracts money to store your data they will, at some point, prioritize their gain over your privacy

Today's decision deprives millions of people of a fundamental right, and also underscores the importance of fair and meaningful protections for data privacy. Everyone deserves to have strong controls over the collection and use of information they necessarily leave behind as they go about their normal activities, like using apps, search engine queries, posting on social media, texting friends, and so on. But those seeking, offering, or facilitating abortion access must now assume that any data they provide online or offline could be sought by law enforcement.