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Category Archives: Surveillance
AI by the Numbers: 75 Countries are Using AI Technologies for Surveillance Purposes
Recent surveys, studies, forecasts and other quantitative assessments of the impact and progress of AI highlighted the strong state of AI surveillance worldwide, the lack of adherence to common privacy principles in companies’ data privacy statement, the growing adoption of … Continue reading
Posted in AI, AI Enterprise, facial recognition, startups, Stats, Surveillance, Surveys
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Results from a New Survey of Data Privacy Regulations in 61 Countries
It seems that no week passes by without yet another revelation of how the most successful tech companies play with our data. When your business is driven by data, you are driven to ignore possible data leaks, to question the … Continue reading
Posted in Privacy, Regulation, Surveillance
Tagged data privacy, Privacy, privacy regulations
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What's The Big Data? 