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2/5/2025

Data not undercover Down Under
A recent survey ahead of Data Privacy Day highlights growing concerns over data control in Australia and New Zealand, with 70% of Australians feeling they lack control over their data and two-thirds of organizations admitting their boards do not fully understand data governance. Industry experts stress the need for businesses to integrate privacy into data management from the outset, adopt transparent data collection policies, and prioritize first-party data to build consumer trust. AI-driven interactions and cybersecurity risks further emphasize the urgency of proactive measures such as encryption, strict access controls, and real-time tracking to prevent data breaches. With evolving AI policies in the region, organizations must balance data analytics benefits with ethical handling practices to maintain public trust while driving innovation.

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2/3/2025

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Deepseek AI kicked into the shallows
Numerous companies and government agencies imposed restrictions on DeepSeek's AI application due to concerns over potential data leaks to the Chinese government and inadequate privacy safeguards. The Pentagon revealed that its employees had accessed DeepSeek's chatbot from work computers before a ban was enforced. Similarly, Italy's data protection authority blocked the app, seeking clarity on its data collection practices. These actions reflect growing apprehension about data security and privacy in AI applications.

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