Kyland Hall reports: A group of South Bend entrepreneurs have developed a smartphone app that combines Meta Smart Glasses, ChatGPT and Facial Recognition technology to provide an unprecedented user experience. By putting the glasses on and raising your phone to your voice you can ask for information about anyone that you see in front of…
Category: Surveillance
PIZZA PRIVACY PROBLEM: Domino’s Hit with Class Action Over Alleged AI Wiretapping
Tori Guidry of Troutman Amin, LLP writes: A class action lawsuit has been filed in the Eastern District of Michigan on behalf of California residents, alleging that Domino’s Pizza, Inc. and ConverseNow Technologies, Inc. secretly intercepted and recorded phone calls placed by California customers. Plaintiff alleges that Domino’s utilized ConverseNow’s Voice AI technology, which wiretaps…
The Virtue of Being Forgotten
John Kaag writes: In this age of information and surveillance, privacy has become a necessary watchword—a countermeasure to the constant documentation of what we say, do, buy, and consume. Though the implications of the term have changed with the rise of the internet and other digital technologies, people have long been wary of intrusion into their…
Police can access mobile phone data for minor crimes, EU top court rules
Sam Clark reports: European police can access data on people’s phones even when they aren’t suspected of serious crimes, the EU’s top court ruled Friday. “To consider that only the fight against serious crime is capable of justifying access to data contained in a mobile telephone would unduly limit the investigative powers of the competent…