Have what it takes to become a data engineer? Here's what to consider, according to a Google engineering director.

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Grindr shared the HIV status of users with ad firms, lawyers say

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As most AI execs scramble for more data, Mark Zuckerberg says there's actually something more 'valuable'

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Mark Zuckerberg seems pretty chill about the amount of data out there for AI.

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NATO commander warns critical undersea cables and pipes 'under threat' from Russia and other foes

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Big Tech needs to get creative as it runs out of data to train its AI models. Here are some of its wildest solutions.

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Big Tech is scouring the internet for new data sources to train its AI models.

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Meta is so desperate for data sources to train its AI it weighed risking copyright lawsuits: report

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A major AT&T data leak posted to the dark web included passcodes, Social Security numbers

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AT&T reset millions of users passcodes after a massive data leak on the dark web.

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How to unlock the secret to manufacturing success with a smart, connected data ecosystem

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Your car might be secretly recording every drive you take — and sending data to your insurance company

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Some cars are sending signals with information about your driving to services that then sell that data to insurance companies.

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University of Michigan Says It's Not Selling Student Data to AI Companies

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On Thursday morning, news broke that someone was going around selling student data from the University of Michigan to tech workers that build AI chatbot tech. An employee at Google DeepMind, the company’s AI research hub, said they’d gotten an offer for recordings of lectures, student discussions, and office hours, as…

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