
Cal AI Founder Zach Yadegari Raises $10M for Persona, an AI Wearable Assistant
Teen founder Zach Yadegari raised $10M for Persona, an AI assistant startup with a $179 wearable and a privacy-first pitch.
Articles on data protection, privacy concerns, and AI security measures.

Teen founder Zach Yadegari raised $10M for Persona, an AI assistant startup with a $179 wearable and a privacy-first pitch.

Meta’s Muse and OpenAI’s Dots are pushing AI agents mainstream, raising big questions about privacy, pricing and ecosystem lock-in.

Meta says its child safety AI now targets ads that secretly lead users to illegal abuse content, alongside new detection and red-teaming tools.

OpenAI’s AI agent Dots is launching, and product lead Alexander Embiricos will explain why trust and privacy may decide its future.

Tony Fadell says the first AI gadgets failed because they solved no real need. He explains why trust, privacy and on-device AI will decide what comes next.

Google’s SynthID website now lets anyone check AI-generated media, expanding public access to watermark verification across images, video and audio.

OpenAI’s new AI agent Dots can shop and automate tasks, but an early test exposed missteps, privacy questions and strange behavior.

Common Sense Media says ChatGPT for Teens is an unacceptable risk, while OpenAI disputes the testing and defends its safeguards.

Musubi’s PolicyLM shows how decision models could make content moderation faster, cheaper and easier to update.

Hark launches an AI personal assistant with a privacy focus, promising to run your computer, complete tasks and show its work.