A look into how migrants are being tracked through an expanding global surveillance ecosystem and what this means for privacy, fundamental rights, and access to protection.
PI's investigation into two AI recruitment platforms exposes a lack of transparency and fairness for candidates in opaque and often unreliable systems.
AI systems like Mythos make vulnerability discovery faster and more scalable, raising urgent privacy questions about who governs access to powerful tools that could expose centralised stores of personal data.
We tested AI coding assistants by tasking an experienced developer with building a Matrix server, a messaging client, a health app, and a blogging site - finding that each project was riddled with hidden flaws ranging from broken cryptography, insecure data handling, and misleading outputs.
New EU Commission rules extend a formal presumption of confidentiality to proceedings under the Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act without citing any supporting court authority. Civil-society groups warn that these changes weaken public oversight at a time when lobbying by large technology companies is intensifying.