Adversarial Fashion turned a paper into a business model. The purpose? Circumvent AI through clothing and masks to avoid facial recognition.

Processing data by harnessing the power of Artificial Intelligence without compromising privacy. French watchdog outlines the way through guidelines and action plan

AI is entering every area of everyday life, healthcare is no exception: but the Privacy Guarantor wanted to guide this collaboration through a decalogue.

The founder of Chat-GPT has created a new cryptocurrency based on iris recognition. Worldcoin has raised big questions about operation and the management of biometric data...

Replika like Her: the love-seeking virtual assistant is back in the game. The Garante lifted the block imposed last March on the chatbot governed by artificial intelligence guilty of going too far in conversations with minors.

New privacy requirements related to whistleblower protection and management with Whistleblowing for companies with more than 250 employees.

Authorities are forced to continually update privacy regulations to reflect the constant evolution of artificial intelligence. Here's the latest on the AI ACT.

The developer's job becomes more and more articulated and important. On the one hand, the needs of the developer, on the other hand, the search for the optimal user-side experience, and in between, GDPR compliance. How to untangle it? The French Guarantor explains it to us.

Momentous turning point in the world of telemarketing after the introduction of the code of conduct by the Garante that will regulate the activity and limit the operation of abusive call centers

The biases that accompany the use of artificial intelligence still make it imperfect: from what do these biases arise? What are the consequences? Are there solutions? Here is everything you need to know.

Standard encryption is no longer sufficient to protect data during use, which is why the new technology is called homomorphic encryption. Here is what it is all about...

Guido Scorza's comment on the ruling in which the Garante fined a company that refused an employee's data access request.

The advent of Artificial Intelligence opens the door to the use of synthetic data, seemingly the panacea to all ills that winks at privacy. But is this really the case?

Holders of operation have an obligation to inform data subjects about the recipients: this is the ruling of the European Court of Justice in response to an Austrian subject's complaint

Among identifiable, de-identifiable and reasonably identifiable individuals, we analyze the levels of identifiability by clarifying all doubts.

Last year's Transparency Decree had introduced stringent new privacy obligations for employers, but raised some doubts about coexisting with the GDPR: doubts clarified by the Garante.