AI Briefing#data-security
The latest AI and developer news about #data-security, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #data-security, with the original source and a short summary.
Analysis of 159,041 Lovable projects identified widespread Supabase misconfigurations allowing unauthorized access to passports, chat logs, and financial records.
The tool replaces names, emails, and financial data with local tokens before sending requests to the model.
The carrier cites risks of data exposure, unauthorized mile usage, and regulatory issues with automated check-ins.
Cohere argues that utilities must prioritize data control and defined agent authority over raw model capability when adopting AI for critical infrastructure.
The Document Foundation states it will not add generative AI to LibreOffice's default configuration, prioritizing local data processing over cloud-based features.
A survey of 205 AI apps found that more than half received low grades for poor data management.
OpenAI has released 'Privacy Filter,' an open-weight model that detects and masks personal information in text.
Anthropic has released a feature allowing the use of one's own infrastructure via an external gateway in the Claude desktop app.
Experts warn that chat records with AI could be used as legal evidence.
OpenAI has introduced a security technique that automatically loads only publicly available URLs, in order to prevent AI agents from leaking user data through links.
xAI has unveiled Grok Business and Enterprise for companies, equipped with security, permissions, and SSO.
OpenAI is strongly pushing back against The New York Times' demand to submit 20 million ChatGPT conversation records, in order to protect user privacy.
OpenAI has released a Compliance API and management tools for ChatGPT Enterprise's security and regulatory compliance.
AI21 Labs has completed a SOC 2 audit report and also obtained 3 types of ISO certifications.