A complaint in Poland has been filed against OpenAI for alleged violation of the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation.
OpenAI violated EU privacy and transparency law, complaint alleges
Month: September 2023
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‘Super Mario Bros. Wonder’ is about being nice to people on the internet
In a world where going online is more toxic than ever, Mario is out to prove it doesn’t have to be.
After Delays, Army Secretary Signs ‘Brandon Act’ Policy on Self-Referrals for Mental Health Evaluations
After a delay that drew criticism from advocates, Secretary Christine Wormuth rolled out instructions for soldiers designed to accelerate access to mental health treatment.
Army and Marine Corps Units Awarded Presidential Unit Citation on 2nd Anniversary of Afghanistan Withdrawal
Two years after the chaos of the Afghanistan evacuation, the Pentagon has announced that many of the Marine Corps and Army units involved in the effort will be honored with a Presidential Unit Citation, the highest distinction that a military unit can receive.
After Hurricane Idalia, Military Bases Return to Normal and National Guard Gets to Work
Military installations in Florida and up the Atlantic Coast are starting to return to normal after Hurricane Idalia tore through the southeastern U.S., but work for thousands of National Guardsmen on state orders is just beginning.
After Hurricane Idalia, Military Bases Return to Normal and National Guard Gets to Work
Military installations in Florida and up the Atlantic Coast are starting to return to normal after Hurricane Idalia tore through the southeastern U.S., but work for thousands of National Guardsmen on state orders is just beginning.
Naval Academy Interim Superintendent ‘Takes Reins’ in Annapolis
Rear Adm. Fred Kacher replaces Vice Adm. Sean Buck, the 63rd superintendent of the Naval Academy.
The Navy’s Top Enlisted Sailor Is Targeting Hazing to Combat Leadership Problems
Honea, who took the top enlisted job last year as the Navy faced continued problems with suicide and tainted water on ships, promised to be an advocate for sailors and their families.
Army Veteran Who Was Proud Boys Organizer Gets 17 Years in Prison for Role in Jan. 6 Capitol Riot
A judge who sentenced a former organizer of the Proud Boys far-right extremist group to the second-longest jail term among hundreds of Capitol riot cases says the Jan. 6 attack trampled on an “important American custom,” certifying the Electoral College vote.