
GM to pay $220 million over driver data sold to insurers
Settlement with 36 attorneys general requires express consent and limits Smart Driver data; Ohio receives $8 million.

Settlement with 36 attorneys general requires express consent and limits Smart Driver data; Ohio receives $8 million.

Amazon’s latest Alexa devices add cameras, smart-home hubs, and AI—pushing ambient computing while raising surveillance questions.

The October 16 update quietly removes a long-standing promise that sensitive app data would never inform ad personalization, raising fresh questions about Personal Intelligence.

OpenAI pushes agentic browsing into Google's own turf as reports conflict over the fate of the standalone Atlas browser

A free macOS app that transcribes entirely on-device undercuts paid rivals—just as lawsuits and litigators put AI note-taking under the microscope.

As always-on microphones and cameras blur the line between sensing and saving, critics warn tech companies are quietly rewriting what counts as surveillance.

Bloomberg reports the AI-connected eyewear could capture thousands of images per shift — and Amazon says customers won't be able to opt out.

The personal agent can send emails, book travel and shop for you, but a patched exploit, internal safety flags and privacy mishaps shadow the rollout.

The chat platform will estimate every user's age and gate age-restricted content behind proof, months after scrapping a plan that drew privacy backlash.

A 2-hour-15-minute investigation alleges 216 million LG sets record audio even when off. LG calls the claims false — but privacy experts and rivals' track records complicate the denial.