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Facial recognition tools are coming under intense scrutiny in Europe, with privacy watchdogs using the GDPR -
Makers and users of "high-risk" AI tools, such as facial recognition, are at the center of the European Commission.
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The likelihood of German companies being publicly named in decisions by data regulators seems to be decreasing. -
The growth of artificial intelligence in a wide range of business applications is likely to place another burden on European data protection authorities. -
Microsoft is to be asked by German watchdogs to improve its data-protection standards for its Office 365 program. -
Restaurants and bars that have been ordered to keep registers with customers' personal data to track Covid-19 infections are being closely monitored. -
Scour a big tech company dabbling in artificial intelligence and chances are it already has an ethics guidelines document somewhere on the company server. -
As the EU marks the second anniversary of GDPR, large US tech companies should prepare for regulatory enforcement in the months ahead. -
Huawei’s battle for acceptance in Europe can be traced back to regulatory uncertainty in an unexpected place — its home market of China. -
A landmark ruling by the EU’s top court on international data flows will lead to more legal uncertainty for thousands of companies that use an EU data transfer mechanism.