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Google Search introduces new ways to remove sensitive personal information and explicit images
- Google expanded its "Results about you" tool to give users more control over sensitive personal information and added a way to request removal of non-consensual explicit images from Search. Manage and limit sensitive personal information in Search Users can request the removal of Search results that contain sensitive personal information, such as driver's license numbers, passport numbers, and Social Security ...

Source: helpnetsecurity.com
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AI Made A Record Play During Super Bowl LIX
- Bad Bunny's halftime show aside, AI companies stole the spotlight on Super Bowl Sunday. Anthropic, OpenAI, Salesforce, Meta, Amazon-owned Ring and a smaller company called Genspark.ai all used Super Bowl spots to promote their products as AI tools meant to help boost productivity and inspiration – rather than replace, annoy or deceive. "A lot of AI companies see the Super Bowl as an opportunity to connect ...

Source: adexchanger.com
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Discord's new age ID rules are driving users away - here's where they're headed
- Unverified users will soon need to upload a video selfie or official ID to remove age restrictions. Follow ZDNET:  Add us as a preferred source  on Google.   ZDNET's key takeaways On Monday, Discord announced a new age verification protocol that will roll out to all users in March. By default, the app will age-lock all accounts to a "teen-appropriate experience," requiring proof of age to access the ...

Source: zdnet.com
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What Ring's 'Search Party' actually does, and why its Super Bowl ad gave people the creeps
- Reuniting families with their lost pooches, what's not to like? Well, coordinated neighborhood surveillance, for one. That sums up the reaction to the Super Bowl ad for Search Party, the AI-powered feature from Amazon's Ring that mobilizes outdoor cameras across a neighborhood to help find lost dogs. Search Party raised privacy concerns when it launched last year , focusing in part on the fact that the feature is ...

Source: geekwire.com