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Tech Giants Face Backlash Over AI Privacy Concerns

Microsoft recently faced material backlash over its new AI tool, Recall, leading to a delayed release. Recall, introduced last month as a feature of Microsoft’s new AI companion, captures screen images every few seconds to create a searchable library. This includes sensitive information like passwords and private conversations. The tool’s release was postponed indefinitely after criticism from data privacy experts, including the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO).

In response, Microsoft announced changes to Recall. Initially planned for a broad release on June 18, 2024, it will first be available to Windows Insider Program users. The company assured that Recall would be turned off by default and emphasised its commitment to privacy and security. Despite these assurances, Microsoft declined to comment on claims that the tool posed a security risk.

Recall was showcased during Microsoft’s developer conference, with Yusuf Mehdi, Corporate Vice President, highlighting its ability to access virtually anything on a user’s PC. Following its debut, the ICO vowed to investigate privacy concerns. On June 13, Microsoft announced updates to Recall, reinforcing its “commitment to responsible AI” and privacy principles.

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