Data Protection Laws

Cambridge Analytica pleads guilty in UK data disclosure case, fined £15,000

Cambridge Analytica failed to disclose fully what data it had on an individual who had asked to know.

China to invest heavily in artificial intelligence, to help predict social unrest and terrorism: Report

China has outlined plans to become a world-leader in artificial intelligence by 2025, laying down a challenge to US dominance in the sector amid heightened international tensions over military applications of the technology.

Indian government is keen on formulating robust data protection laws

Prasad said the country should have a framework that safeguards data properly and also enables its use for growth and development.

US and the EU on the verge of signing pact to protect personal data shared for law enforcement purposes

The European Union and the United States are close to completing negotiations on a deal protecting personal data shared for law enforcement purposes such as terrorism investigations, three people familiar with the matter said.