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🤖 Ghosts in the Machine: Why AI Hallucination Breaks Privacy Laws
Language models are not databases, and privacy laws were not made for them.
Sep 1
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Marison Souza
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August 2025
🔓 Data breaches in Venezuela expose major cybersecurity failures
Identities for sale, privacy in shambles, and a borderless digital game: breaches reveal a country exposed and vulnerable.
Aug 25
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Marison Souza
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🔞 Global fragmentation of age verification
Diverging laws, tensions between child protection and privacy, where does that leave us?
Aug 18
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Marison Souza
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👱♂️ Donald Trump and the privacy market
My skeptical view with hope for something better in our market in 2026
Aug 11
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Marison Souza
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🔒 Privacy by Design in SaaS: Engineering Trust
Scalability vs. Privacy: The Modern SaaS Dilemma
Aug 4
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Marison Souza
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July 2025
🧠Privacy Engineering in AI: Mitigating Risks of Model Retirement
Why Ignoring Privacy Could Literally Cost You Your Model
Jul 28
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Marison Souza
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🔍 Facial recognition in residential buildings: when security turns into exposure
The use of facial recognition in residential buildings is growing worldwide, but few residents are aware that this practice has already sparked…
Jul 21
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Marison Souza
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🚧 Code of Practice for AI in the EU: What Changes for Technology Professionals
Have you heard about the new EU Code of Practice?
Jul 14
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Marison Souza
5
🤖 Automation and Coffee: My Journey to Remove PII from Documents
Removing Personal Data from Scanned Documents Using AI and OCR: Challenges and Solutions for Privacy and Transparency
Jul 7
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Marison Souza
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June 2025
⏸️ Pause the AI Act? No way.
If the GDPR moved forward despite protests, why would the EU back down now on AI regulation?
Jun 30
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Marison Souza
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😱 "16 billion leaked passwords": the massive data breach that made headlines. But is it really all that?
The largest breach in history?
Jun 23
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Marison Souza
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🔒 Privacy or cutting-edge online services? Why not both?
For years, we’ve traded our data for “free” services. Now, a new wave of startups is proving it’s possible to offer convenience without being invasive…
Jun 16
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Marison Souza
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