Researchers have unveiled a groundbreaking method for exposing privacy vulnerabilities in AI models, known as CAMIA (Context-Aware Membership Inference Attack). This approach, developed by experts from Brave and the National University of Singapore, significantly surpasses prior techniques in revealing whether specific data was utilized during the training of AI systems. Concerns regarding "data memorisation" in […]
Generative AI in Retail: Balancing Innovation with Security Risks
The retail sector has rapidly adopted generative AI technologies, with a striking increase from 73% to 95% of organizations utilizing these applications in just one year, according to cybersecurity firm Netskope. However, this boom in AI usage comes at a significant cost—heightened security risks. The report mentions that while retailers embrace generative AI, they simultaneously […]
Navigating the Trust Crisis: The Challenge of Consumer Confidence in the Marketing AI Boom
The landscape of marketing is undergoing a significant transformation, largely driven by the integration of artificial intelligence (AI). Currently, 92% of marketing professionals are utilizing AI in their daily operations. A recent study conducted by SAP Emarsys, which surveyed over 10,000 consumers and 1,250 marketers, indicates that while businesses benefit from AI, consumer trust is […]
Proton’s Lumo AI Assistant: Major Upgrade Enhances Privacy-First Features
The privacy advocates at Proton have enhanced their AI assistant, Lumo, with a significant update aimed at delivering quicker and more intelligent responses. This new version (1.1) enhances Lumo’s overall performance, making it an invaluable tool for tasks such as drafting emails, planning trips, or simply satisfying curiosity, all while prioritizing user privacy. With this […]
Reddit Takes Legal Action Against Anthropic for Alleged AI Data Scraping
Reddit has filed a lawsuit against Anthropic over allegations that the company has built its Claude AI models by scraping data from Reddit without permission or compensation. According to Reddit’s user agreement, using content extracted from the platform for commercial purposes requires written consent, which Reddit claims Anthropic’s bots have violated by scraping vast amounts […]
Cast Your Vote for the Must-See Sessions at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025!
We are excited to announce the upcoming TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, set to take place from October 27 to 29 at Moscone West in San Francisco. Following an intensive review process, we have narrowed down a remarkable group of 20 finalists, comprising 10 for breakout sessions and another 10 for roundtables. Now, we invite you to […]
Meta to Leverage EU User Data for Training AI Models: What You Need to Know
Meta has announced that it will leverage content shared by its adult users in the EU to train its AI models. This decision follows the recent launch of Meta AI features in Europe, aiming to improve the relevance and capabilities of its AI systems for the region. In their statement, Meta outlined, “Today, we’re announcing […]
Opera Unveils Browser-Integrated AI Agent: A New Era of Web Navigation
Opera has recently launched "Browser Operator," an innovative native AI agent that integrates directly into the Opera browser. This tool is designed to simplify users’ online tasks without needing to use a separate application. For instance, Browser Operator can handle repetitive actions such as making purchases, filling out online forms, and collecting web content, allowing […]
Navigating the Fine Line: AI Transparency vs. ‘Open-Washing’ with Endor Labs
As the AI industry shifts its focus toward transparency and security, discussions regarding the concept of "openness" in AI models are intensifying. Experts from open-source security firm Endor Labs shared insights on these critical issues. Andrew Stiefel, Senior Product Marketing Manager at Endor Labs, highlighted the necessity of borrowing lessons from software security for AI […]
DeepSeek Takes a Bold Step: Open-Sourcing AGI Research in Response to Privacy Concerns
DeepSeek, a Chinese startup focused on developing artificial general intelligence (AGI), has announced its plans to open-source five repositories starting next week, as part of its commitment to transparency and collaborative innovation. The move is seen as a response to growing scrutiny similar to that faced by other Chinese tech firms. In a recent tweet, […]










