Manika Sharma, NLU Jodhpur ABSTRACT The Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission (‘ABDM’) by India has created an ecosystem involving hospitals, laboratories, insurance providers, and third- party apps using the health data exchange protocol based on Application Programming Interface (‘API’) and the Fast Healthcare Interoperable Resources (FHIR) standards. However, even though there is a robust mechanism …
Anthropic accused Alibaba of running 25,000 fake accounts to pull nearly 29 million conversations out of Claude — then took the evidence to the White House. That was just the opening shot in a week the labs spent at war with everyone, including each other: poaching Google's top Gemini minds, watching their own developer tools get pried open by anonymous strangers, and staring down Europe's August…
Harshita Aggarwal, Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management and Research (BVIMR) Parth Aggarwal, Bharati Vidyapeeth Institute of Management and Research (BVIMR) ABSTRACT The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (“DPDP Act”) is India’s first dedicated statute on digital personal data and is the legislative culmination of a constitutional debate that began in earnest with the Supreme Court’…
This study addresses the challenge of balancing learning analytics with student privacy by introducing SynEdu-HEDL, a privacy-preserving synthetic dataset. It enables secure data sharing while maintaining realism, supporting research, collaboration, and ethical AI in higher education.
Sam Hafferty is part of the 2024 – 2026 Emerging Scholar Program cohort at the Princeton Center for Information Technology Policy (CITP). Hafferty is contributing to work concerning data privacy regulation and broadband equity. Princeton undergraduate Jason Persaud ‘27 recently sat down with Hafferty to discuss how they got started in this type of work, […] The post Meet the Researcher: Sam Haffe…
Bitcoin transactions appear to be private because names are not attached to accounts. But that is not sufficient to ensure privacy; if it were, much of my work in data privacy would be unnecessary. It’s quite possible to identify people in data that does not contain any direct identifiers. I hesitate to use the term […] The post Silent Payments first appeared on John D. Cook .
A recent data leak involving South Korean AI image generator GenNomis has reignited critical conversations around privacy, security, and ethical AI use. The unprotected database, uncovered by a security researcher and reported by Wired, exposed more than 95,000 image generation prompts—some of which included disturbing and potentially illegal content. While GenNomis acted quickly to lock ... Read…
