The emergence of global spyware operations against civil society has raised serious concerns about privacy and human rights. Paragon Solutions, an Israel-based company, has developed the ‘Graphite’ spyware,
Navigating the complexities of accommodation laws is a daunting task for employers. Balancing operational needs while fulfilling legal obligations to accommodate employees can lead to significant challenges, as
The political landscape surrounding gender identity protections has always been tumultuous, but recent executive actions have added more layers of complexity for employers to navigate. President Donald Trump’s
Recent initiatives in New York have sparked considerable discussion among employers and employees alike, as landmark reforms aim to protect employee rights in contractual agreements. The proposed Senate
The recent ruling by the Netherlands Institute for Human Rights has revealed significant biases in Meta’s job advertisement algorithm, which discriminates against users based on gender. This discriminatory
The proliferation of artificial intelligence technologies in various sectors has sparked numerous debates regarding their ethical implications, particularly in the workplace. Recent events have intensified these discussions, as
Discovered by Lookout Threat Lab, BouldSpy is a newly identified Android malware attributed to the Iranian government, specifically the Law Enforcement Command of the Islamic Republic of Iran,
Bitwise Asset Management has made a groundbreaking move in the cryptocurrency space by becoming the first Bitcoin ETF provider in the United States to publicly disclose the on-chain
The Paris AI Action summit gained considerable attention as an advocate for an “inclusive” and “open” approach towards artificial intelligence (AI), endorsed by over 60 signatories from around
The European Union has recently passed a groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act that imposes significant restrictions on the use of emotion recognition systems within workplaces. These advanced AI
The U.N. Cybercrime Convention, formally titled “Countering the Use of Information and Communications Technologies for Criminal Purposes,” represents the United Nations’ first international criminal justice treaty of the
In a significant move, Google has revised its AI principles, notably removing earlier prohibitions against developing AI-powered weapons and surveillance technologies. This update marks a departure from the
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