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21 November
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Introduction to Cybercrime

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Introduction to cybercrime - Economou & Economou the best technology law office Athens Greece

Our guide for introduction to cybercrime We have been living through the last phase of the industrial revolution's shift to the digital revolution in recent years. Undoubtedly, modern knowledge is advancing at such a rapid rate that our civilization is sadly unable to keep up with them. The fundamental reason for this phenomena is the disconnect between our understanding of technology and its advancements. The cellphones that are utilized by the great majority of our fellow humans serve as a typical illustration. These technical marvels, whose entire scope is unknown to us, have managed to "monopolize" the center of our daily...

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18 November
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The safety issues of Deepfake Technology

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Deepfake safety issues - Economou & Economou best technology law office in Athens Greece

Deepfake safety issues In recent years there has been an evolution in the applications found in the digital smartphone app stores and any user with minimal knowledge can make use of the technology based on any facial photo and add voice, including perpetrators who deceive users to steal their personal information such as bank accounts through social network accounts without the consent of the users themselves. Several apps for identity purposes such as banking or eGovernment apps ask the users to take a photo of their face in special lighting conditions and from multiple sides. The reason why it becomes more difficult to...

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13 November
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EU AI Act: first regulation on artificial intelligence

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The EU just passed sweeping new rules to regulate AI. The European Union agreed on terms of the AI Act, a major new set of rules that will govern the building and use of AI and have major implications for Google, OpenAI, ChatGPT, and other racing to develop AI systems. The 36-hour negotiation marathon that resulted in the finalization of the European Union's comprehensive AI regulations comes with a catch: until the regulations take effect in 2025, the EU will remain in a legal vacuum. Why this matters Much like it did with digital privacy laws, the EU is once again...

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