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Meta is changing its AI chatbot's suggestion prompts after a viral video showed it asking invasive personal questions about users' families. The company acknowledged its mistake and pledged to improve the AI's behavior to avoid inappropriate inquiries.
Meta's new Muse AI assistant demonstrates impressive productivity capabilities but raises concerns about privacy and user trust. The tool aims to streamline daily tasks through AI assistance.
Learn about the rise of AI startup Instinct, how it's using artificial intelligence to create powerful tools, and why this development matters for privacy and technology.
Instinct's powerful AI assistant is drawing praise for its capabilities but raising privacy and security concerns among early users and experts.
Approximately 90,000 Flock cameras have been quietly installed across the US, using AI to track vehicles and individuals without public consent or awareness. These surveillance systems raise serious privacy concerns as they operate in public spaces with minimal oversight.
OpenAI's ChatGPT memory upgrade shows promise but raises concerns about outdated information, personal profiling, and accuracy issues that could subtly distort responses.
AI startup Shift offers free home cleaning in exchange for user footage, highlighting the industry's growing demand for real-world data while raising privacy concerns.
AI startup Shift offers free home cleaning in exchange for recording footage to train robots, raising privacy concerns and sparking debate about data collection practices.
Meta's Muse Spark AI model requested access to users' raw health data and provided medically questionable advice, raising serious privacy and safety concerns.
Google is expanding its Personal Intelligence feature to all US users, allowing its AI assistant to access data across Gmail, Google Photos, and other services for more personalized responses. The move enhances AI capabilities while raising privacy concerns.
Health AI tools from Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI offer new ways to access medical information, but experts warn against sharing too much personal data with chatbots.
Meta's AI-powered smart glasses may be sending sensitive footage to human reviewers in Nairobi, Kenya, raising serious privacy concerns. The company has not confirmed the details of the investigation, but the revelations highlight the need for stricter data handling practices in wearable AI technology.
