2024-09-22 One-Minute Post

AI companies are facing scrutiny over privacy concerns, with LinkedIn halting AI data processing in the UK and Malaysia launching national guidelines on AI governance and ethics. Meanwhile, there is a growing call for global regulation of AI to address bias and surveillance issues, as well as the need to address algorithmic bias to ensure that AI technologies enhance social reform. Snapchat’s new AI tool raises privacy worries as it may use individuals’ faces in ads, highlighting the ongoing challenges in AI privacy.

Articles we found interesting:

• 1. How will AI affect the global economy over the next decade? | 13newsnow.com link Highlight: According to controversial tech pioneer Elon Musk, artificial intelligence (AI) will outsmart humans by next year … Privacy Policy · Ad Choices · EEO …

• 2. Privacy Alert: Snapchat's New AI Tool May Use Your Face in Ads - 1029 Hot Tomato link Highlight: Although Snapchat assures that advertisers do not have access to private data or the AI-generated images, privacy experts are worried about the …

• 3. LinkedIn Halts AI Data Processing in UK Amid Privacy Concerns Raised by ICO link Highlight: LinkedIn suspends AI training with UK user data after ICO intervention. Tech giants face scrutiny over data privacy in AI development.

• 4. Malaysia launches national guidlines on AI governance, ethnics - The Investor link Highlight: All decisions taken by an AI system must be based on accurate data and free of bias which will corrode justice and fairness. Fadillah cautioned …

• 5. 'Irrefutable' Need For Global Regulation Of AI: UN Experts - Scoop link Highlight: AI bias and surveillance is yet another area of concern, with the creation and dissemination of disinformation potentially harming civilians. Gaps …

• 6. Social Reform Through Artificial Intelligence (AI) - Kashmir Reader link Highlight: Issues surrounding data privacy, informed consent, and algorithmic bias must be addressed to ensure that these technologies enhance rather than hinder …

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