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Complaint urges ban on ‘unlawful’ Europol processing of personal data

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
A human rights organisation has filed a complaint to Europe’s data protection regulator, calling for it to ban the European police agency, Europol, from conducting data processing operations on “shadow IT” environments that are not compliant with European law.
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EU proposes tech-backed expansion of Europol policing agency

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
The European Commission has unveiled plans to double the budget of Europe’s policing agency, Europol, giving it new powers to collect and share personal data and fund a huge increase in the agency’s deployment of technology. Under the proposals, which will see Europol’s funding double to $3bn, the policing agency is set to develop advanced technological capabilities that will allow it to share data with European police forces and collaborate in real time.
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Pegasystems CEO and founder Alan Trefler on AI agent ‘madness’

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By Bill Goodwin Verified
| Computer Weekly Verified
Mainstream software suppliers are pursuing a “philosophy of madness” by persuading enterprises to deploy thousands of artificial intelligence (AI) agents, says Alan Trefler, the CEO and founder of Pegasystems. Trefler, known for his outspoken views, claims that enterprises are in danger of lining up problems for the future by letting loose en masse AI agents with the ability to make potentially business-critical decisions on their computer networks.
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