As AI-generated content floods the internet, Meta's watermarking tool fails to detect its own images, while Google's open-source SynthID emerges as a more robust solution.
Google overhauls its image search experience with a dynamic, personalized homepage, while Photos gains AI video creation tools—but concerns over bias and privacy persist.
Leaked database reportedly labels high-profile visitors by sexual orientation and risk level, sparking privacy and discrimination concerns.
Afghanistan's Taliban government bans smartphones for civil servants and military, citing security leaks and protest videos, sparking fears of a broader crackdown.
Muse Image raises privacy concerns as it allows anyone to use public Instagram photos for AI-generated creations; here's how to opt out.
Federal agents are investigating social media posts critical of ICE, visiting homes and contacting family members.
Meta develops prototype 'super sensing' glasses that could continuously capture audio and images, sparking debate over surveillance and user privacy.
Meta adds anti-surveillance features to Ray-Ban glasses while reportedly developing cheaper models and an always-listening AI pendant.
Amid backlash over surveillance concerns, Meta announces update to prevent modders from disabling the recording indicator, but critics say the light is still too hard to see.
A recent privacy policy change allows Google to use your search history, images, and audio for AI training. Here's what you need to know and how to protect your data.