“‘Facial recognition is a highly intrusive technology, that you cannot simply unleash on anyone in the world’, Dutch DPA chairman Aleid Wolfsen says. ‘If there is a photo of you on the Internet – and doesn’t that apply to all of us? – then you can end up in the database of Clearview and be tracked. This is not a doom scenario from a scary film. Nor is it something that could only be done in China.’ Clearview says that it provides services to intelligence and investigative services outside the European Union (EU) only. ‘That is bad enough as it is’, Wolfsen says. ‘This really shouldn’t go any further. We have to draw a very clear line at incorrect use of this sort of technology.’”
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“The rapid pace of artificial intelligence has led to hastily drafted government regulation. Foreseeing this inevitability, Del Complex has engineered a solution ready to set sail. The BlueSea Frontier Compute Cluster (BSFCC)—a groundbreaking venture in international waters, melding cutting-edge technology with unparalleled autonomy.
Highlights:
– Over 10,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs per platform providing unparalleled compute and industry leading performance.
– Not just a compute cluster, each BSFCC is a sovereign nation state for innovation and acceleration.
– Kinetic risk mitigation with dedicated security forces.”
Source : Del Complex
“Côté français, où on espérait une législation plus souple, la réaction a été plus contrastée. « Nous allons analyser attentivement le compromis trouvé aujourd’hui et nous assurer dans les prochaines semaines que le texte préserve la capacité de l’Europe à développer ses propres technologies d’intelligence artificielle et préserve son autonomie stratégique », a commenté le ministre délégué au numérique, Jean-Noël Barrot […].
Toute la difficulté de la négociation résidait dans ce difficile équilibre à trouver entre innovation et régulation. Autrement dit entre la capacité à faire émerger des champions nationaux (Mistral AI, LightOn ou Hugging Face en France, Aleph Alpha en Allemagne) et le devoir d’encadrer ces nouvelles technologies dans des domaines sensibles.”
Source : AI Act : l’Union européenne pionnière dans la régulation de l’intelligence artificielle
“The legislation ultimately included restrictions for foundation models but gave broad exemptions to “open-source models,” which are developed using code that’s freely available for developers to alter for their own products and tools. The move could benefit open-source AI companies in Europe that lobbied against the law, including France’s Mistral and Germany’s Aleph Alpha, as well as Meta, which released the open-source model LLaMA.”
Source : E.U. reaches deal on AI Act, landmark artificial intelligence bill – The Washington Post
“Apple says it will work with the GSMA members on ways to further improve the RCS protocol. This particularly includes improving the security and encryption of RCS messages. Apple also told 9to5Mac that it will not use any sort of proprietary end-to-end encryption on top of RCS. Its focus is on improving the RCS standard itself. For comparison’s sake, Google’s implementation of end-to-end encryption is part of the Messages app on Android rather than the RCS spec itself. ”
Source : Apple announces that RCS support is coming to iPhone next year – 9to5Mac
“Il [le Conseil constitutionnel] juge que l’activation à distance d’appareils électroniques afin de capter des sons et des images sans même qu’il soit nécessaire pour les enquêteurs d’accéder physiquement à des lieux privés en vue de la mise en place de dispositifs de sonorisation et de captation est de nature à porter une atteinte particulièrement importante au droit au respect de la vie privée dans la mesure où elle permet l’enregistrement, dans tout lieu où l’appareil connecté détenue par une personne privée peut se trouver, y compris des lieux d’habitation, de paroles et d’images concernant aussi bien les personnes visées par les investigations que des tiers. Dès lors, en permettant de recourir à cette activation à distance non seulement pour les infractions les plus graves mais pour l’ensemble de celles relevant de la criminalité organisée, le législateur a permis qu’il soit porté au droit au respect de la vie privée une atteinte qui ne peut être regardée comme proportionnée au but poursuivi. Il censure en conséquence le 46 ° du paragraphe I de l’article 6 de la loi d’orientation et de programmation du ministère de la justice 2023-2027, ainsi que le 47 ° du même paragraphe I, qui en est inséparable.”
Source : Décision n° 2023-855 DC du 16 novembre 2023 – Communiqué de presse | Conseil constitutionnel
“It’s unusual for so many states to come together to sue a tech giant for consumer harms. The coordination shows states are prioritizing the issue of children and online safety and combining legal resources to fight Meta, just as states had previously done for cases against Big Tobacco and Big Pharma companies. “Just like Big Tobacco and vaping companies have done in years past, Meta chose to maximize its profits at the expense of public health, specifically harming the health of the youngest among us,” Phil Weiser, Colorado’s attorney general, said in a statement.
Lawmakers around the globe have been trying to rein in platforms like Instagram and TikTok on behalf of children. Over the past few years, Britain, followed by states like California and Utah, passed laws to require social media platforms to boost privacy and safety protections for minors online. The Utah law, among other things, would require social media apps to turn off notifications by default for minors overnight to reduce interruptions to children’s sleep.”
Source : Meta Sued Over Features That Hook Children to Instagram, Facebook – The New York Times
“L’entreprise de véhicules autonomes Cruise a subi un revers majeur mardi: les autorités californiennes ont suspendu son permis de faire rouler ses voitures sans chauffeur, après plusieurs accidents à San Francisco. L’agence chargée des véhicules à moteur en Californie (DMV) a notifié à la filiale de General Motors (GM) qu’elle «suspendait les permis de déploiement de véhicules autonomes et d’essais sans conducteur de Cruise, avec effet immédiat», d’après un communiqué. Le DMV évoque un «risque déraisonnable pour la sécurité publique», et précise qu’il n’y a «pas de délai fixe pour la suspension».”
Source : Automobile: La Californie suspend les véhicules autonomes de Cruise | 24 heures
“As has been the case in similar lawsuits filed against Google, California alleges that Google designed its location tracking system to deceive users into allowing the collection of location data that could be sold to advertisers for Google’s benefit. Even when such collection was disabled, the California suit alleged, data was still collected through other sources; Google was also misleading about users’ ability to opt out of location-based ad targeting, California claims.
« Our investigation revealed that Google was telling its users one thing – that it would no longer track their location once they opted out – but doing the opposite and continuing to track its users’ movements for its own commercial gain. That’s unacceptable, and we’re holding Google accountable with today’s settlement, » said California AG Rob Bonta. ”
Source : Google throws California $93M to make tracking suit go away • The Register
“The balance between free speech and following the law is proving vastly more complicated in much of the rest of the world, where speech can be constrained by more restrictive laws. While Twitter, now known as X, has generally followed the law, in the past it touted its position on fighting back against overreaching government requests — particularly when it came to prosecuting speech online.”
Source : Elon Musk’s X identifies users over hate speech, German prosecutors say – The Washington Post