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Your next privacy breach might not leak any data at all

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Gartner predicts that by 2029, privacy breaches will stem more from AI's inferred insights about individuals than from direct data leaks. These inference attacks extract sensitive information from seemingly harmless data, posing new detection and legal challenges. Gartner advises companies to focus on governing AI-generated conclusions and enhance data integrity protections alongside confidentiality measures.

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