Data privacy
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Adobe predicts AI upskilling will transform UK workforce
New research from Adobe projects that by 2030, 10 million workers will have upskilled using AI.
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Crossborder data flows in Africa: regulation, risk, and the rise of sovereignty
Privacy is no longer framed solely as a fundamental right but increasingly as a question of control over data as an economic asset in global engagement.
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The GRIP Files: Stephen Bolinger – filmmaker and CPO
Stephen tells us about his career to date, offers valuable advice to those entering the privacy profession, and provides insight into his work on the film “Privacy People.”
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Can AI models be asked to forget things?
Understanding what we mean by memory when talking about AI is essential.
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Reddit fined $19.5m for unlawful use of children’s personal information
The ICO says there is evidence that a large number of children under 13 accessed the platform, and claims Reddit did not have necessary measures in place to verify their ages or suitability of content.
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Copilot chatbot read and summarized confidential emails says Microsoft
This is the second time the AI tool has come under scrutiny in a matter of months. Last September, it was criticized after a glitch allowed false audit logs.
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New EU Code of Practice targets AI-generated content
The code aims to support compliance with the EU’s AI Act.
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Danish DPA releases new supervisory priorities 2026
AI in care and monitoring devices for patient care at home are some of the supervisory priorities for Datatilsynet this year.