A failed airline's inbox is up for sale to train an AI: whose data is it?
Decrypted: The UK Cyber BriefingShow Notes
Google has proposed paying $10 million for a bankrupt airline's internal data to train AI, and 121 US lawmakers want it halted. The Secure by Design lesson for UK organisations: data you keep becomes an asset in your insolvency.
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