The New York Times reports on artificial intelligence-based technology raising the dead and the privacy concerns that come with these deployments. Concerns were raised when the use of dead people's voices and likeness via AI ramped up. The most recent dilemma concerned a biopic on deceased chef Anth...

The South China Morning Post reports potential user privacy issues have surfaced from messaging platform WeChat's online banking programs. The National Computer Network Emergency Response Technical Team/Coordination Centre of China filed a report noting a scan of 50 WeChat-supported personal banking...

CNN reports on the moves by U.S. state governments to use facial recognition as a means of verification to apply for and collect unemployment benefits. As of July 19, 27 states are contracting technology from facial recognition provider ID.me and 25 states are actively using the software. The Uni...

In an op-ed for Fast Company, NAACP Legal Defense Fund Litigation Fellow John S. Cusick and Equal Justice Works Fellow Clarence Okoh called on school districts to ban use of facial recognition technology in schools. “Facial recognition technology represents an unprecedented expansion of monitoring a...

According to the Red Iberoamerican Data Protection Network, Colombia's data protection authority, the Superintendencia de Industria y Comercio, rolled out an alternative dispute resolution mechanism for data controllers and data subjects. The virtual tool, SIC Facilita, will help parties mediate and...