Spam Calls Rising, Salesforce Data Breach, Tech Startup Data Ownership, SNAP Data Privacy

Keywordsspam calls, AI startups, data breaches, privacy, data control, USDA, SNAP, data security, technology, data ownershipSummaryIn this episode of Data Talks Live, Dr. Tom discusses the alarming rise in spam calls, the shift of AI startups towards controlling their own data, the implications of corporate data breaches, and the ongoing legal battle over government access to personal data from assistance programs. Each topic highlights the critical issues of data control, security, and privacy in today's digital landscape.TakeawaysSpam robocalls have reached a six year high.AI startups are shifting to control their own data.Data quality and freshness are crucial for AI success.Third-party integrations can be the weakest link in data security.The USDA's demand for SNAP data raises privacy concerns.States face a dilemma between compliance and privacy.Data collected for benefits should not become a surveillance tool.The balance must tilt towards protecting individual privacy.Corporate breaches highlight the risks of interconnected data systems.Data control is a common theme across various sectors.TitlesThe Data Dilemma: Control and SecuritySpam Calls and the AI Data RevolutionSound bites"Spam robocalls have surged to a six year high.""AI startups are taking data into their own hands.""Data is power, but with that power comes immense risk."Chapters00:00 Introduction to Data Challenges02:27 The Rise of Spam Calls04:39 AI Startups and Data Control06:05 Corporate Data Breaches07:35 Government Data Privacy Concernshttps://www.npr.org/2025/10/16/nx-s1-5533045/snap-privacy-usda-lawsuithttps://www.nbcnews.com/nightly-news/video/new-data-shows-spam-robocalls-hit-six-year-high-250051653763https://techcrunch.com/2025/10/16/why-ai-startups-are-taking-data-into-their-own-hands/https://www.foxnews.com/tech/major-companies-including-google-dior-hit-massive-salesforce-data-breach

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