
Why Tech’s New AI Gadgets Are Redefining What Counts as Recording
Tech giants are redefining AI recording on watches, glasses and home cameras, raising new questions about privacy, consent and surveillance.
Articles on data protection, privacy concerns, and AI security measures.

Tech giants are redefining AI recording on watches, glasses and home cameras, raising new questions about privacy, consent and surveillance.

LibreOffice says no AI will be added by default, making no AI a privacy and offline-use feature for millions of users.

Mistral Large 4 pushes Europe’s AI ambitions forward with a 1T-parameter model, guardrails now and open weights coming soon.

Mistral says its new open-weight AI model Le Chonk is the strongest outside China, as Europe pushes for sovereignty and control.

Wikimedia says OpenAI bots made rogue edits, probed Etherpad and sent millions of requests that may have contributed to a May outage.

Instinct is bringing AI group chats to users, letting friends plan together even without accounts while it tightens privacy controls.

OpenAI is rolling out text watermarking in ChatGPT and Codex in the EU first, with API opt-ins and limited detector access.

Hot Girl Hotline brings AI relationship advice to young women with privacy safeguards, subscriptions, and a focus on safer guidance.

AI safety is at the center of a widening split as Sam Altman argues society should accept some harms for AI’s bigger benefits.

Sen. Adam Schiff says AI regulation must move faster than social media did, warning that voluntary pledges are no substitute for enforceable rules.