The future of Personal Privacy

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1. Ghost Murmur tool that allegedly found the downed US airman in Iran defies physicsAI and intelligence24 May 2026
2. Lloyds bank quantum computing trials successfully detect money mulesComputing3 May 2026
3. An ex google dev vibe coded a Palantir-like surveillance clone in 2 hoursSecurity and privacy3 Mar 2026
4. UK watchdog issues grim warning about letting AI run your lifeAI and intelligence28 Feb 2026
5. New Chinese ghost satellites see your face from spaceSecurity and privacy6 Feb 2026
6. Altman’s World Coin eyes a biometric social network to kill off the BotsSecurity and privacy25 Jan 2026
7. OpenAI launched HealthGPT and encourages users to share health dataBiotech and enhanced humans24 Nov 2025
8. Dubai unveils a smart police car that catches Visa offendersSecurity and privacy27 Oct 2025
9. First of a kind AI that gives data owners full control of their data emergesAI and intelligence19 Sep 2025
10. Elon Musk suggests using Grok 4 to re-write all of human historyAI and intelligence22 Aug 2025
11. Sam Altman says AI will soon be able to remember your whole lifeAI and intelligence20 Aug 2025
12. This handheld device creates genetic profiles from airborne DNAEarth and energy27 Jul 2025
13. Leaked data shows China’s AI censorship machine is getting crazy smartSecurity and privacy14 Apr 2025
14. Microsoft launches 11 cyber security agents to counter escalating cyber threatsSecurity and privacy30 Mar 2025
15. DARPA tests ideas to create Hidden Networks to aid people in authoritarian regimesConnected society7 Mar 2025
16. Researchers discover DeepSeek AI sending user data directly to China MobileSecurity and privacy25 Feb 2025
17. Stanfords AI agents can now accurately predict human behavioursAI and intelligence14 Dec 2024
18. COTI introduces a new Web 3.0 cross chain privacy protocolSecurity and privacy23 Nov 2024
19. Microsofts new Copilot experiment sees everything on your screen that you doAI and intelligence27 Oct 2024
20. Meta desperately tries to make smart glasses the new smartphonesVirtual worlds19 Oct 2024
21. More people than ever are now secretly OveremployedOpinion1 Oct 2024
22. Nanobots can now enter your brains cells to spy on themBiotech and enhanced humans19 Sep 2024
23. ChatGPT unexpectedly began speaking in a users cloned voiceAI and intelligence14 Aug 2024
24. Law enforcement thinks the DarkVerse Metaverse could be impenetrableSecurity and privacy11 Aug 2024
25. Wild new WiFi routers turn your home network into a security radarSecurity and privacy25 Jul 2024
26. Altman backed AI security startup Apex emerges from stealthSecurity and privacy4 Jun 2024
27. In historic first EU court rules climate inaction violates human rightsEarth and energy10 Apr 2024
28. In just one second AI knows how you’re feeling from your voiceSecurity and privacy3 Apr 2024
29. Major AI research breakthrough helps AI’s forget copyrighted contentSecurity and privacy31 Mar 2024
30. Police recompiled a suspects face from DNA and ran facial recognition on itSecurity and privacy6 Mar 2024
31. Deepfakes bring a dead dictator back to life just before this major electionSecurity and privacy21 Feb 2024
32. This new multi-talented AI predicts your income, lifespan, and personalitySecurity and privacy20 Feb 2024
33. This new Chinese camera protects you from unauthorised facial recognitionSecurity and privacy11 Feb 2024
34. Taxes targeting DeFi investments would be awfully difficult says Coinbase VPConnected society13 Nov 2023
35. Researchers use wifi to read words hidden behind walls in yet another firstSecurity and privacy31 Oct 2023
36. Artists have found a way to screw AI companies scraping their data and destroy AI modelsSecurity and privacy27 Oct 2023
37. New mini transistors reduce AI’s energy consumption by a hundred foldComputing30 Sep 2023
38. Samsungs new Amex credit card can track you so you can find itConnected society11 Sep 2023
39. This AI can tell what you’re typing just by listeningSecurity and privacy15 Aug 2023
40. France passes Batman-like surveillance law granting police access to your phoneConnected society2 Aug 2023
41. Researchers successfully reconstructed sound from just human brain activityAI and intelligence13 Jul 2023
42. Mercedes adds ChatGPT to its infotainment systemAI and intelligence9 Jul 2023
43. Researchers use eye reflections to create 3D models of the worlds people seeVirtual worlds18 Jun 2023
44. Invisible AI helps cars makers see what machines and humans do wrongAI and intelligence7 Jun 2023
45. Snapchat’s ChatGPT chat bot is creeping out kids and parentsAI and intelligence18 May 2023
46. Mastercard starts testing quantum computers to hyper personalise rewardsComputing8 May 2023
47. Mastercard launch their first quantum computer proof contactless cardConnected society7 May 2023
48. EU mulls offline CBDC transactions to help users maintain privacyConnected society1 May 2023
49. These sonar enabled smart glasses can listen in on silent voice commandsAI and intelligence19 Apr 2023
50. BritCoin could arrive in the next decade says BoEConnected society5 Mar 2023
51. Thanks to AI your WiFi can now sense when you’re struggling to breatheAI and intelligence14 Jan 2023
52. Jack Dorsey launches BlueSky Social a completely new kind of decentralised social networkConnected society5 Nov 2022
53. The White House publishes its first Bill of AI RightsAI and intelligence31 Oct 2022
54. Privacy advocates cry foul after WEF publishes plans for personal carbon trackingConnected society30 Oct 2022
55. AI recreates hyper realistic human faces by reading people’s mindsAI and intelligence7 Sep 2022
56. Web 3.0 data wallets might solve users data privacy problemsConnected society24 Jul 2022
57. The UK Government creates one government login to rule them allConnected society21 Apr 2022
58. Smartphones could one day identify you by your gripSecurity and privacy21 Apr 2022
59. Europe’s new Artificial Intelligence Act can demand AI models are retrained and deletedAI and intelligence2 Apr 2022
60. New US AI project will identify bots and individuals behind disinformation campaignsSecurity and privacy5 Mar 2022
61. First of a kind Chinese smart city to put AI in control of meeting citizen’s needsConnected society3 Jan 2022
62. Researchers networked animal brains together to create an organic computerComputing7 Sep 2021
63. Apple announces plans to scan every iPhone for child abuse imagesConnected society11 Aug 2021
64. Elon Musk turns his eye to disrupting the out dated global auto insurance industryConnected society16 Jun 2021
65. To beat Deepfakes researchers built a smarter cameraIndustry and manufacturing19 May 2021
66. Futuristic Dubai nail salon turns your nails into digital storage devicesComputing2 May 2021
67. Bitcoin is helping human rights activists avoid government crack downsConnected society11 Mar 2021
68. Google’s Chrome update uses AI to change privacy and the rules of the webAI and intelligence22 Feb 2021
69. Researchers taught an AI to successfully detect people’s moral principlesSecurity and privacy1 Jan 2021
70. This new AI predicts which Twitter users will spread disinformationAI and intelligence31 Dec 2020
71. The US military found a way to use AI to turn humans into living sensor networksBiotech and enhanced humans19 Nov 2020
72. New algorithm detects heart disease from selfies raising privacy concernsAI and intelligence19 Oct 2020
73. Cornell’s AI uses vibrations to instantly turn your dumb home into a smart homeAI and intelligence25 Sep 2020
74. UK government ditches biased algorithm that downgraded hundreds of thousands of students exam gradesAI and intelligence30 Aug 2020
75. The Future of Privacy | Boussias, Greece | Matthew Griffin | Privacy and Data Keynote SpeakerArticles13 Aug 2020
76. World’s spies finally get the bug on a wall cam they’ve been chasing for so longIndustry and manufacturing3 Aug 2020
77. An AI hiring company says it can predict job hopping based on your interviewAI and intelligence30 Jul 2020
78. Researchers clever new filter protects your likeness from being DeepFakedSecurity and privacy18 Jul 2020
79. Researchers eavesdrop on conversations remotely using lightbulbsSecurity and privacy9 Jul 2020
80. As Covid-19 lockdowns ease companies begin tracking employees with in-house tracking appsConnected society27 Jun 2020
81. Brain reading gadgets get closer after researchers pack a BMI interface into a pair of glassesBiotech and enhanced humans24 Jun 2020
82. Researchers say this AI can judge your personality from selfies aloneSecurity and privacy27 May 2020
83. IKEA becomes the first retailer to let customers pay for goods with timeConnected society7 May 2020
84. The US military’s new Jetson laser can identify you from just your heartbeatEarth and energy25 Feb 2020
85. MojoVision unveil the world’s first augmented reality contact lensVirtual worlds28 Jan 2020
86. ClearView puts the full power of facial recognition into law enforcement’s handsSecurity and privacy27 Jan 2020
87. MIT researchers can now use lasers to look at your insides from a distanceEarth and energy9 Jan 2020
88. Baltimore becomes the first US city to be watched from the air 24/7Security and privacy7 Jan 2020
89. Neurotech breakthrough lets Russians visualise people’s thoughtsAI and intelligence28 Nov 2019
90. Researchers have created an online AI that hides you from facial recognitionSecurity and privacy13 Nov 2019
91. New Facebook AI de-identifies you in videos to protect you from facial recognition techSecurity and privacy8 Nov 2019
92. New DeepFake app lets you edit yourself into blockbuster moviesAI and intelligence17 Sep 2019
93. Facebook’s AI clone of Bill Gates sounds like the real dealAI and intelligence30 Aug 2019
94. Chinese scientists unveil electronics that dissolve to protect classified dataSecurity and privacy19 Aug 2019
95. DNA based marketing is becoming a reality, and brands are cashing inConnected society12 Aug 2019
96. Facebook’s new non-invasive brain reading tech achieves 61 percent accuracyBiotech and enhanced humans11 Aug 2019
97. Insane AI listened to peoples voices then created accurate photofitsAI and intelligence24 Jul 2019
98. MIT’s crazy laser can beam adverts directly into your earsSecurity and privacy10 Jul 2019
99. Pentagon demands satellites that can dodge incoming fire like an NBA all starSpace29 Mar 2019
100. Google creates a neural network that picks out individual voices in videoAI and intelligence26 Jan 2019
101. New “revolutionary” Google AI training method trains AI’s at the edge and protects user privacyAI and intelligence13 Dec 2018
102. Worldwide surveillance, Hawkeye satellites use radio to track illegal shippingSecurity and privacy19 Nov 2018
103. Snowdens smartphone app turns security on its head to protect “people at risk”Security and privacy15 Nov 2018
104. The web is broken so it’s founder is re-inventing itConnected society23 Oct 2018
105. Can your smartphone detect when you’re depressed? This startup thinks soAI and intelligence11 Oct 2018
106. Doctors will soon be able to track your health through walls using your wifiAI and intelligence24 Sep 2018
107. Blockchain startups are lining up to decentralise and revolutionise the internetConnected society11 Sep 2018
108. Scientists use electro-charged nanoparticles to create liquid mirrorsIndustry and manufacturing30 Aug 2018
109. MIT researchers have taught their AI to see through solid wallsAI and intelligence18 Jul 2018
110. IBM joins Sovrin Foundation to give individuals back control of their dataConnected society1 Jul 2018
111. China’s massive and unparalleled “AI in education” experiment has begunAI and intelligence21 Jun 2018
112. Researchers use duelling AI’s to defeat facial recognition technologySecurity and privacy5 Jun 2018
113. This AI reads your mind to recreate the faces you’re thinking ofAI and intelligence29 May 2018
114. Chinese workers are having their emotions monitored by “mind reading” techAI and intelligence17 May 2018
115. AI starts reading sentences directly from people’s brainsAI and intelligence15 Apr 2018
116. Experts believe AI will be used to hijack brain machine interfaces, form consortiumSecurity and privacy9 Apr 2018
117. China bans people with bad “social credit” from planes and trainsConnected society24 Mar 2018
118. Researchers use mind-reading AI to put people’s thoughts on TVAI and intelligence31 Jan 2018
119. Hitachi’s newest surveillance AI can follow you through a crowdSecurity and privacy24 Jan 2018
120. AI can now beat polygraph tests to tell when you’re lyingSecurity and privacy31 Dec 2017
121. Self-destructing algorithms could usher in a new era of cyber securitySecurity and privacy23 Nov 2017
122. AI can now listen to individuals in a crowdAI and intelligence20 Nov 2017
123. The FDA just approved it’s first trackable smart pill, more to followConnected society19 Nov 2017
124. Researchers have developed an AI that can identify masked individualsSecurity and privacy13 Nov 2017
125. Blockchain, EU GDPR privacy law could finally give users back control of their privacyConnected society15 Sep 2017
126. US Intelligence director: “AI will replace 75 percent of spies”Security and privacy25 Jun 2017
127. Elbit’s persistent surveillance drone can watch entire cities in real timeSecurity and privacy18 Jun 2017
128. Companies want to use AI to judge your ‘Character’ from just a photoSecurity and privacy13 Jun 2017
129. New blockchain tools are helping people reclaim control of their online identitiesConnected society16 May 2017
130. Dreamcatchers, researchers announce they can see into people’s dreamsSecurity and privacy11 May 2017
131. Researchers use brain scanning tech to stream movies from peoples brainsSecurity and privacy22 Mar 2017
132. Descartes Labs new AI visual search tool lets you find everything on EarthAI and intelligence12 Mar 2017
133. Massive new satellite network can watch everyone on EarthSpace19 Feb 2017
134. A connected heart just helped convict a man of arsonConnected society11 Feb 2017
135. Hiding on the Dark Web just got a whole lot easierConnected society27 Jan 2017
136. Australia hails the end of passports as it rolls out biometrics at airportsSecurity and privacy24 Jan 2017
137. Hackers can copy your fingerprints directly from photosSecurity and privacy21 Jan 2017
138. Fringe actors are trying to fight back against our commercial “surveillance state”Security and privacy15 Jan 2017
139. Banks are using mind reading technology to interview graduatesAI and intelligence30 Dec 2016
140. China rolls out its Social Credit Score complete with Orwellian overtonesConnected society5 Dec 2016
141. Technology and the future of privacyOpinion5 Dec 2016
142. The era of pre-crime? Chinese AI can tell you’re a criminal by looking at your photoSecurity and privacy28 Nov 2016
143. Scientists confirm our brains have unique fingerprintsBiotech and enhanced humans21 Nov 2016
144. Adobe’s new software lets you Photoshop voices on demandAI and intelligence14 Nov 2016
145. Watch your mouth, Google’s DeepMind lip reads better than humansAI and intelligence8 Nov 2016
146. Report finds that global internet freedom declines for sixth straight year in a rowConnected society5 Nov 2016
147. Googles new advertising terms unmask the identities of billions of usersSecurity and privacy22 Oct 2016
148. Scientists use WiFi to read your emotionsSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
149. SRI unveils Minority Report like touchless biometric technologiesSecurity and privacy23 Sep 2016
150. New brain scanning technologies can pull secrets from your brain wavesSecurity and privacy15 Sep 2016
151. New airborne city wide surveillance systems watch your every moveSecurity and privacy28 Aug 2016
152. One camera to watch an entire city, meet WAMISecurity and privacy20 Jul 2016
153. Scientists pull images from peoples minds using AI and fMRISecurity and privacy5 Jul 2016