Data Protection & Privacy

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, has recently gained approval from the Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) to commence the collection of data from European users' public social media posts. This data will be utilized to train Meta's artificial intelligence systems. Initially met

In a noteworthy policy shift, the Trump administration has repealed the AI chip export restrictions put forth by the previous Biden administration, igniting a debate over innovation and international relations. These regulations, known as the AI Diffusion rules, aimed to restrict the export of

Faced with high costs and elusive performance efficiency, the AI industry is grappling with a critical challenge: effectively utilizing GPU accelerators. For instance, Nvidia's #00 model commands a price range of $27,000 to $40,000, representing a significant investment for any organization.

In today's fast-paced digital environment, safeguarding systems against zero-day vulnerabilities has become paramount for organizations globally. These vulnerabilities, which attackers often exploit before any patches are available, represent significant security risks that necessitate

In today's rapidly evolving technological landscape, one of the most compelling questions is whether artificial intelligence can truly replace human freelance coders. A study conducted by researchers David Noever and Forrest McKee from PeopleTec examines this very issue, offering insights into

Rupert Marais, an in-house Security specialist with expertise in cybersecurity strategies, shares valuable insights on the role of whistleblower programs within organizations. As ethics and compliance become increasingly vital across the globe, understanding how to align these programs effectively