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The full data, though, could be useful for immigration enforcement. The states typically have more up-to-date data to locate individuals — at home or work — than the federal government does.

Browser security firm LayerX has disclosed a new attack method that works against popular gen-AI tools. The attack involves browser extensions and it can be used for covert data exfiltration.

Microsoft on Monday introduced Copilot Mode in its Edge browser, a way to use voice or text commands to automate web-based tasks via AI. Under the direction of Copilot Mode, Edge "doesn’t just wait ...

The prices vary by add-on and location, but will come in usage increments of 1GB, 5GB or 10GB – each lasting for 30 days or until you use them up. The CEO of giffgaff, Ash Schofield, said: “ At ...

Existing multi-view classification and clustering methods typically improve task accuracy by leveraging and fusing information from different views. However, ensuring the reliability of multi-view ...

23andMe is out of bankruptcy. You should still delete your DNA. Bankruptcy made 23andMe the poster child for America’s lax privacy protections — and it hasn’t substantially changed its ways.

Meta is so eager to boost its computing power that it's literally erecting tents for temporary data center capacity while its facilities are still under construction.

The motivation behind this new browser, as Reuters points out, is to get more direct access to the user data that Google siphons off through Chrome.

In its lawsuit, Reddit said Anthropic had also declined to enter into a licensing agreement for data and had unjustly enriched itself at Reddit’s expense.

Regeneron Pharmaceuticals said it will acquire 23andMe's business. What happened to 23andMe? Should you delete your data? What to know.