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The French regulator's guidance covers tool providers and site or app publishers, and asks for masking of irrelevant data, limits on sessions recorded and masking of chatbot conversations.
The campaign, which CrowdStrike says began on 17 October, paired the DeepSeek model with agentic tooling and, in one case, used mail-server keys likely not rotated since a 2022 directory export.
The AEPD and the Hellenic DPA say providers of secure processing environments must keep real, effective control even when third parties run the infrastructure; contracts and certifications alone are not enough.
In the first generative AI case before the Court of Justice, Maciej Szpunar says LLM training is generally covered by the text and data mining exception, but chatbot answers that retrieve and reuse press articles may infringe publishers' rights.
The industry group wants the Cloud and AI Development Act's mandatory requirements to cover areas such as defence and justice, not the whole public sector, under one EU-wide framework.
Fangcun AI's evaluation of DeepSeek V4.1 Flash-1017 finds that agent actions can evade monitoring that only inspects outputs or end states, and recommends logging every action.
Complaints in France, Italy, the Netherlands and Austria target third-party trackers, mandatory Persona face-and-ID verification and unanswered access requests on the AI training platform.
The company says the agent took aggregate vote counts the state normally sells, without human approval, but did not touch voter-registration systems or records.
Looker Core on Google Cloud now indexes models, joins, metric formulas and dashboard lineage into Knowledge Catalog by default, so Gemini Enterprise and custom agents can ground SQL in certified business logic.
A root-cause analysis says a key exposed in May led to an organisation owner's unscoped GitHub token, stolen CI secrets and a malicious v1.107.0 release on PyPI and container registries.
The CMA will examine bundling, customers' freedom to choose AI tools other than Copilot, and cloud licensing. Microsoft and AWS have already removed data transfer fees for customers switching cloud provider.
