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Coupang Founder Apologizes for Data Breach Affecting 34 Million Customers, Skips Hearing
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Coupang Founder Apologizes for Data Breach Affecting 34 Million Customers, Skips Hearing

Coupang founder Kim Bom-suk apologized for a massive data leak affecting 34 million users but remains under fire for skipping a parliamentary hearing.

The Cringe Economy: Why Your Awkward Teen Photos Reveal the End of Forgetting
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The Cringe Economy: Why Your Awkward Teen Photos Reveal the End of Forgetting

A viral trend of sharing awkward 'blunder years' photos signals a major shift in digital identity, privacy, and the future of AI-driven reputation management.

The New Corporate Espionage: How Free VPNs Are Stealing Your AI Secrets
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The New Corporate Espionage: How Free VPNs Are Stealing Your AI Secrets

A free VPN was caught exfiltrating AI chat conversations. This isn't just malware; it's a new front for corporate espionage. Here's what it means for your business.

Denmark's Radical AI Law: Why Your Digital Twin Is About to Become Your Property
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Denmark's Radical AI Law: Why Your Digital Twin Is About to Become Your Property

Denmark's proposed law gives citizens ownership of their digital likeness. PRISM analyzes why this is a global warning for the AI industry and a new era for data rights.

Your Smart TV is Watching You. Texas's Lawsuit is the Warning Shot You Can't Ignore.
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Your Smart TV is Watching You. Texas's Lawsuit is the Warning Shot You Can't Ignore.

Texas is suing Samsung, LG, and Sony, alleging their smart TVs spy on users. PRISM analyzes why this isn't just a lawsuit—it's a battle for the future of IoT and consumer privacy.