Online Privacy in the Age of AI The Wall Street Journal
Half of the country now requires age verification to watch porn or access “harmful” content. Digital rights advocates are pushing back against legislation they say will make the internet less safe.
Apple’s former Chief Privacy Officer Jane Horvath and Palantir’s Siddhant Ekale discuss the current state of AI privacy, and regulatory challenges, while offering insights into how organizations and...
House Republicans pushed child online safety bills as Democrats called them weak and voiced concerns about age verification requirements.
A two-pronged push by states and the Federal Trade Commission is forcing companies to reassess their children’s privacy compliance. As states including Texas and Utah roll out new laws, the FTC has...
Across California, from busy metro areas to suburbs like those in the Santa Clarita Valley, people are relying on the internet for nearly every part of daily life. Work, school […] ...
With “Privacy, Please!” a longtime cybersecurity expert wants preschoolers to start learning about digital privacy.
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is planning to consider a slate of 19 bills related to kids online safety and privacy next week amid a new push to pass protections for young users. The ...
Starting Nov. 30, Missouri requires age verification for adult content online, raising major concerns over privacy, data security, and user safety.
Online Privacy in the Age of AI The Wall Street Journal
Everyday we all read and hear stories about people who have done serious damage to themselves, to their future, or to others online. It’s almost impossible to keep track of these daily horror stories.