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Google faces EU investigation over AI data compliance – Computerworld
“Enterprises racing to train their AI models using foundational models from Google or Meta may need to pause and assess compliance with user privacy and local regulations,” said Neil Shah, partner and co-founder at Counterpoint Research. “This could slow AI rollouts, especially in the EU, where businesses rely on tech giants with large-scale, advertising-driven models.” Regulatory gray areas Enterprises partnering…
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Compliance: How the channel can deliver optimal enterprise solutions tailored to evolving regulations
From GDPR, NIS2, and DORA capturing headlines in the EU, to NIST and new cybersecurity rules from the SEC bubbling up in the US – both new and existing regulations, frameworks, and standards are constantly emerging and evolving. The focus is unsurprising given the current threat landscape. For example, the 2024 UK Government Cyber Security Breaches Survey revealed that 50%…
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GenAI compliance is an oxymoron. Ways to make the best of it – Computerworld
Keep humans in the loop Although having human employees be part of genAI workflows can slow operations down and therefore reduce the efficiency that was the reason for using genAI in the first place, Taylor said sometimes a little spot checking by a human can be effective. He cited the example of a chatbot that told an Air Canada customer…
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Seeking DMA compliance, Apple gets to business – Computerworld
There are plenty of nuances to the guidance that might apply to you or your business, but the basic outcome is most developers will be paying less and developers of free apps will continue to pay nothing at all. Fee-based apps with fewer than 1 million downloads (which is most of them) will pay just 5% Store Services Fee, or…
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