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Data privacy examples

IBM Journey to AI blog

These are just some examples of how organizations support data privacy , the principle that people should have control of their personal data, including who can see it, who can collect it, and how it can be used. One cannot overstate the importance of data privacy for businesses today.

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Synthetic data generation: Building trust by ensuring privacy and quality

IBM Journey to AI blog

Sharing and monetizing a high-quality, privacy-protected synthetic replica with internal stakeholders or external business partners. That said, synthesizing data offers more protection against traditional data privacy and data anonymization techniques (think of masking), while also doing a better job of preserving the data’s utility.

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How Jamworks protects confidentiality while integrating AI advantages

IBM Journey to AI blog

Robust encryption, granular access controls and privacy-preserving techniques become imperative to counter the risks of unauthorized data access and use. It’s important to have technical assurance that only you have access to and control over your data and to ensure your cloud service operators can’t access the data or keys.

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Stephen Almond, ICO: Prioritise privacy when adopting generative AI

AI News

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) is urging businesses to prioritise privacy considerations when adopting generative AI technology. However, the ICO emphasises the need for organisations to be aware of the associated privacy risks. But they must not be blind to the privacy risks,” says Almond.

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New Frontiers in Generative AI — Far From the Cloud

Unite.AI

And then for reasons of latency, privacy, and cost-efficiency, the internet moved to the network edge, giving rise to the “internet of things.” But the same motivations — latency, privacy, cost efficiency — have driven companies like Hailo to develop technologies that enable AI on the edge. That’s generative AI at the edge.

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OpenAI faces complaint over fictional outputs

AI News

. “Despite the fact that the complainant’s date of birth provided by ChatGPT is incorrect, OpenAI refused his request to rectify or erase the data, arguing that it wasn’t possible to correct data,” noyb stated.

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Paul O’Sullivan, Salesforce: Transforming work in the GenAI era

AI News

Safeguarding data privacy is also paramount, with stringent measures needed to prevent the misuse of sensitive customer information. “Both customers and businesses are worried about data privacy—we can’t let large language models store and learn from sensitive customer data,” says O’Sullivan.

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