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DRAFT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the adequacy of the protection afforded by the EU-US Data Privacy Framework
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https://www.europarl.europa.eu/doceo/document/LIBE-RD-740749_EN.pdf
Concludes that the EU-US Data Privacy Framework fails to create actual equivalence in the level of protection; calls on the Commission to continue negotiations with its US counterparts with the aim of creating a mechanism that would ensure such equivalence and which would provide the adequate level of protection required by Union data protection law and the Charter as interpreted by the CJEU; urges the Commission not to adopt the adequacy finding;

Nicola Fabiano

AI chat may be the current big thing, but it seems we’re over AI photo apps | Privacy Community in the #Fediverse | https://community.nicfab.it/post/27767 from @9to5mac

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European Union discusses using zero-knowledge proofs for digital IDs
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https://cointelegraph.com/news/european-union-discusses-using-zero-knowledge-proofs-for-digital-ids
The European Union is famous for its ambivalent relationship with privacy — on the one hand, it was the first place in the world to apply strict data protection regulations. On the other, its central bank digital currency (CBDC) project lacks the anonymity standards of private cryptocurrencies.

Nevertheless, last week the EU lawmakers made a vital step to embrace privacy in the space of citizens’ digital identities. On Feb. 9, the Industry, Research and Energy Committee included the standard of zero-knowledge proofs in its amendments to the European digital identity framework (eID). The latest update was voted in by 55 votes to 8 in the Committee — the draft will now proceed to the Trilogue phase of negotiations.

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As ChatGPT takes the world by storm, professionals call for regulations and defences against cybercrime
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https://www.channelnewsasia.com/singapore/chatgpt-ai-chatbot-risks-regulations-cybercrime-phishing-3282896?cid=cna_flip_070214
SINGAPORE: The viral artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT is finding its way into more homes and offices across the world.

With the ability to answer questions and pump out content within seconds, this generation of chatbots can help users search, explain, write, and create just about anything.

However, experts warn that the increasing use of such AI-powered technology comes with risks, and could facilitate the work of scammers and cybercrime syndicates.

Cybersecurity professionals are calling for regulatory frameworks and user vigilance to prevent individuals from falling victim.

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GENERAL MOBILISATION AGAINST THE LEGALISATION OF ALGORITHMIC VIDEO SURVEILLANCE!
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https://www.laquadrature.net/en/2023/02/16/general-mobilisation-against-the-legalisation-of-automatic-video-surveillance/
During the end of year holidays, and without fanfare, the government prepared the introduction of a new legislation regarding the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic games. As expected, this draft law pave the way for the generalization of algorithmic video surveillance. While using the fallacious argument of time limited experiment, such technologies are already illegally used in many cities in the country with total impunity. Using the forthcoming sport competitions as justification, the government and many representatives call themselves advocates of the French industry and use this position to allow thos companies to durably expand on the video surveillance market.

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As ChatGPT takes the world by storm, professionals call for regulations and defences against cybercrime | Privacy Community in the #Fediverse | https://community.nicfab.it/post/27775 from @ChannelNewsAsia

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RT @TheHackersNews
Cybersecurity experts are 🚨 cautioning of a new, previously unreported threat actor located in the Middle East that is targeting telecommunications service providers.

Read details: https://thehackernews.com/2023/02/new-threat-actor-wip26-targeting.html

#infosec #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #technews #malware

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RT @BertuzLuca
#AI Act: The co-rapporteurs' ambition to reach an agreement on crucial parts at yesterday's shadow meeting was frustrated, with lawmakers still far from a common position on AI definition, prohibited practices and high-risk classification. A new timeline is now in order.

Buon pomeriggio.
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Good morning, Good afternoon, and Good evening everyone.
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German Constitutional Court strikes down predictive algorithms for policing

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https://www.euractiv.com/section/artificial-intelligence/news/german-constitutional-court-strikes-down-predictive-algorithms-for-policing/
The German Federal Constitutional Court declared the use of Palantir surveillance software by police in Hesse and Hamburg unconstitutional in a landmark ruling on Thursday (16 February).

The ruling concludes a case brought by the German Society for Civil Rights (GFF) last year, hearings for which began in December. The plaintiffs argued that the software could be used for predictive policing, raising the risk of mistakes and discrimination by law enforcement.

The German state of Hesse has been using the software since 2017, though it is not yet in place in Hamburg. The technology is provided by Palantir, a US data analytics firm which received early backing from intelligence agencies, including the CIA, FBI and NSA.

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German Constitutional Court strikes down predictive algorithms for policing | Privacy Community in the #Fediverse | https://community.nicfab.it/post/27777

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The Digital Services Act – what next?

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https://www.euractiv.com/section/digital/podcast/the-digital-services-act-what-next/
The coming weeks will be fundamental for the DSA to take shape, as the European Commission is working on secondary legislation to define critical provisions of the regulation, and large online platforms are taking their first steps toward compliance. EURACTIV caught up with Mathias Vermeulen, Public Policy Director at AWO, and Asha Allen, Advocacy Director in the Europe office of the Center for Democracy and Technology, to discuss some of the most crucial open questions on the DSA implementation.

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Can ‘we the people’ keep AI in check?

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https://techcrunch.com/2023/02/16/ai_governance/?guccounter=1
From the source:

Technologist and researcher Aviv Ovadya isn’t sure that generative AI can be governed, but he thinks the most plausible means of keeping it in check might just be entrusting those who will be impacted by AI to collectively decide on the ways to curb it.

That means you; it means me. It’s the power of large networks of individuals to problem solve faster and more equitably than a small group of individuals might do alone (including, say, in Washington). It’s essentially relying on the wisdom of crowds, and it’s happening in many fields, including scientific research, business, politics, and social movements.

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Tech Brief: AI Act delayed, digital diplomacy ambitions

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https://www.euractiv.com/section/digital/news/tech-brief-ai-act-delayed-digital-diplomacy-ambitions/
“‘Artificial Intelligence system’ (AI system) means an engineered or machine-based system that can, for a given set of objectives, generate output such as content, predictions, recommendations, or decisions influencing real or virtual environments. AI systems are designed to operate with varying levels of autonomy.”

-AI Shadow Meeting Agenda 10/02/2023

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From the Irish Data Protection Commissioner - Guidance relating to third parties accidentally in receipt of personal data relating to other individuals

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https://www.dataprotection.ie/en/dpc-guidance/guidance-relating-third-parties-accidentally-receipt-personal-data-relating-other
Guidance for Individuals who Accidentally Receive Personal data

Guidance for Organisations Accidentally in Receipt of Personal Data

Guidance for Data Controllers who Lose Control of Data to a Third Party

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From Schneier on Security - Defending against AI Lobbyists

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https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2023/02/defending-against-ai-lobbyists.html
When is it time to start worrying about artificial intelligence interfering in our democracy? Maybe when an AI writes a letter to The New York Times opposing the regulation of its own technology.

That happened last month. And because the letter was responding to an essay we wrote, we’re starting to get worried. And while the technology can be regulated, the real solution lies in recognizing that the problem is human actors—and those we can do something about.