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Family Fraud Costs Seniors $28 Billion Annually
Family fraud costs American seniors over \$28 billion yearly, with 70% perpetrated by known individuals; proactive data removal, unlisting phone numbers, and identity monitoring are key preventative measures.
Family Fraud Costs Seniors $28 Billion Annually
Family fraud costs American seniors over \$28 billion yearly, with 70% perpetrated by known individuals; proactive data removal, unlisting phone numbers, and identity monitoring are key preventative measures.
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52% Bias Score
MEPs Demand Investigation into Frontex's Illegal Data Transfer to Europol
Forty-one MEPs demand an independent investigation into Frontex's illegal transfer of personal data on over 13,000 individuals to Europol between 2016 and 2023, raising concerns about the criminalization of migrants and human rights defenders and systemic failures within EU border agencies.
MEPs Demand Investigation into Frontex's Illegal Data Transfer to Europol
Forty-one MEPs demand an independent investigation into Frontex's illegal transfer of personal data on over 13,000 individuals to Europol between 2016 and 2023, raising concerns about the criminalization of migrants and human rights defenders and systemic failures within EU border agencies.
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48% Bias Score
TikTok Faces New EU Investigation Over Data Storage in China
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) opened a new investigation into TikTok on July 6th, 2024, concerning the storage of European user data on Chinese servers, potentially violating EU law, following a previous €530 million fine for insufficient data protection.
TikTok Faces New EU Investigation Over Data Storage in China
The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) opened a new investigation into TikTok on July 6th, 2024, concerning the storage of European user data on Chinese servers, potentially violating EU law, following a previous €530 million fine for insufficient data protection.
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48% Bias Score
Cantabria Pioneering Neuro-Rights Law in Europe
Cantabria, Spain, is developing Europe's first neuro-rights law to protect brain data collected by neurotechnologies, setting a global precedent and addressing concerns over data privacy and AI in healthcare; the law is expected to pass within a year.
Cantabria Pioneering Neuro-Rights Law in Europe
Cantabria, Spain, is developing Europe's first neuro-rights law to protect brain data collected by neurotechnologies, setting a global precedent and addressing concerns over data privacy and AI in healthcare; the law is expected to pass within a year.
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20% Bias Score
23andMe Sale to Co-founder Approved Despite Privacy Concerns
A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved the \$305 million sale of 23andMe to its co-founder Anne Wojcicki, rejecting California's appeal based on privacy concerns, despite objections from California and several other states citing violations of genetic data privacy laws and a previous data breach.
23andMe Sale to Co-founder Approved Despite Privacy Concerns
A U.S. bankruptcy judge approved the \$305 million sale of 23andMe to its co-founder Anne Wojcicki, rejecting California's appeal based on privacy concerns, despite objections from California and several other states citing violations of genetic data privacy laws and a previous data breach.
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36% Bias Score
Consumer Distrust of AI Drives Demand for Responsible Tech
A 2024 Cisco survey reveals 75% of consumers avoid untrusted companies regarding data, while Prosper Insights & Analytics data shows widespread AI concerns around transparency, errors, and job displacement, impacting business decisions and highlighting the need for responsible AI.
Consumer Distrust of AI Drives Demand for Responsible Tech
A 2024 Cisco survey reveals 75% of consumers avoid untrusted companies regarding data, while Prosper Insights & Analytics data shows widespread AI concerns around transparency, errors, and job displacement, impacting business decisions and highlighting the need for responsible AI.
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40% Bias Score
Germany Aims to Regain Tech Leadership Amidst Anti-Science Trends
German Research Minister Dorothee Bär advocates for stronger collaboration between scientists and policymakers to revitalize Germany's technological leadership and combat anti-science movements, as evidenced by her participation in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
Germany Aims to Regain Tech Leadership Amidst Anti-Science Trends
German Research Minister Dorothee Bär advocates for stronger collaboration between scientists and policymakers to revitalize Germany's technological leadership and combat anti-science movements, as evidenced by her participation in the 74th Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting.
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44% Bias Score
Texas Enacts AI Law Prioritizing Innovation While Prohibiting Intentional Discrimination
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA) into law on June 22, 2025, prohibiting intentional AI discrimination and constitutional violations while establishing a regulatory sandbox to promote innovation; the law takes effect January 1, 20...
Texas Enacts AI Law Prioritizing Innovation While Prohibiting Intentional Discrimination
Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed the Texas Responsible Artificial Intelligence Governance Act (TRAIGA) into law on June 22, 2025, prohibiting intentional AI discrimination and constitutional violations while establishing a regulatory sandbox to promote innovation; the law takes effect January 1, 20...
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36% Bias Score
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes Political Targeting and Data Vulnerability
A politically motivated cyberattack on Columbia University stole 2.5 million application forms and financial data; leaked documents from the breach include the 2009 application of NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, raising concerns about data security and political exploitation.
Columbia University Data Breach Exposes Political Targeting and Data Vulnerability
A politically motivated cyberattack on Columbia University stole 2.5 million application forms and financial data; leaked documents from the breach include the 2009 application of NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, raising concerns about data security and political exploitation.
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56% Bias Score
California Lawmakers Respond to CBS Investigations on School Policing and DNA Privacy
CBS News California investigations prompted two new California bills: one to reduce unnecessary police calls to schools after over 10,000 calls in one year were reported, and another to require parental consent before storing or sharing newborn DNA samples after it was discovered that the state was ...
California Lawmakers Respond to CBS Investigations on School Policing and DNA Privacy
CBS News California investigations prompted two new California bills: one to reduce unnecessary police calls to schools after over 10,000 calls in one year were reported, and another to require parental consent before storing or sharing newborn DNA samples after it was discovered that the state was ...
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40% Bias Score
Palantir's \£330M NHS Contract Sparks Data Security and Ethics Debate
Palantir, a US data firm with Israeli defense ties, won a \£330 million NHS contract to create a data platform, sparking controversy from the British Medical Association over data security and Palantir's military work; Palantir defends its work, claiming it improves patient care.
Palantir's \£330M NHS Contract Sparks Data Security and Ethics Debate
Palantir, a US data firm with Israeli defense ties, won a \£330 million NHS contract to create a data platform, sparking controversy from the British Medical Association over data security and Palantir's military work; Palantir defends its work, claiming it improves patient care.
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56% Bias Score
Germany's ePA: Improving Cancer Care, but Adoption and Security Concerns Remain
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), available nationwide since April 2021, aims to digitally consolidate medical records, improving care coordination, particularly for complex diseases like cancer; however, low adoption rates (around 3 percent) and data security concerns remain.
Germany's ePA: Improving Cancer Care, but Adoption and Security Concerns Remain
Germany's electronic patient file (ePA), available nationwide since April 2021, aims to digitally consolidate medical records, improving care coordination, particularly for complex diseases like cancer; however, low adoption rates (around 3 percent) and data security concerns remain.
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56% Bias Score
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