Major AI companies agree to data privacy changes in UK
Ten leading AI companies—including Google, Meta, OpenAI, and Apple—have agreed to adjust their UK data privacy practices after a request from the UK privacy regulator, the ICO. Changes range from clearer transparency to stronger ways for people to control their data and better risk checks. The ICO is also asking for industry input on how AI is handling personal data as systems get more autonomous.
- Ten major AI firms commit to stronger privacy policies
- Changes include more transparency and data control options
- ICO wants industry feedback on managing agentic AI risks
- Regulator warns of new data risks as AI autonomy grows
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