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Chaos ahead: emerging technologies will test data privacy, says Britain’s ICO - WiredFocus

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Owners can talk to their cars, access systems using facial recognition, ask software to compose business memos and texts, and remotely turn on home central heating systems, all while plotting the best route to a destination through traffic. The car, meanwhile, can use sensors to monitor the owner for fatigue and driving style, uploading this data to central systems and multiple apps. But this is only the start. Pretty soon, vehicles will contin…

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Chaos ahead: emerging technologies will test data privacy, says Britain’s ICO - WiredFocus

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Chaos ahead: emerging technologies will test data privacy, says Britain’s ICO

Emerging technologies such as connected transport, quantum sensing, healthcare diagnostics, and synthetic AI-driven content are creating huge gaps in data protection and privacy that could quickly outpace the ability of regulators and enterprises to contain them. It’s a possibility that emerges from the UK Information Commissioner’s Office’s (ICO’s) latest Tech Horizons report 2025, which examines how these four sectors could be about to make to…

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