Gianni Dell'Aiuto

Digital trust turns privacy from a liability into a business asset. By adopting strict standards like GDPR, companies build credibility, gain market access, and foster deeper customer loyalty. True consent and transparent data use aren’t optional—they’re your next competitive advantage.

From sabermetrics in baseball to cybermetrics in tech, EU privacy laws now serve as a critical playbook for avoiding digital risks and preserving trust.

There are now three versions of you: physical, digital, and post-human. This piece explores Homo Googlis—a behavioral ghost born of data, addiction, and distraction. He doesn’t think, just scrolls. And the worst part? He’s already taken over.

AI oversight, gold market secrets, and a Canadian real estate surge—WBN TV’s top stories for May 26 spotlight opportunity and regulation in today’s economy.

Italy's data protection authority fined U.S.-based Luka Inc. €5 million ($5.4 million) for GDPR violations by its AI chatbot, Replika, due to unlawful data processing and lack of age verification. A separate investigation into its AI training methods is underway.

The GDPR investigation into Lusha Systems Inc. isn’t just a European affair — it’s a wake-up call for U.S. companies worldwide. The notion that European privacy laws only apply if you open an EU office is dangerously outdated.

Europe’s legal clash with Lusha Systems Inc. goes beyond technical violations — it reflects a philosophical divide. In the European Union, data protection isn’t just a matter of policy. It’s a civil right, rooted in a deeply held belief...

In a major privacy showdown, Italy’s Data Protection Authority (Garante) has launched legal proceedings against U.S.-based Lusha Systems Inc. for allegedly breaching the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).