Google’s AI search tool accused of disclosing Epstein survivors’ personal information.
In a class action lawsuit, an unnamed plaintiff who says she’s a survivor of sexual abuse by Jeffrey Epstein says the Trump administration and Google have wrongfully disclosed survivors’ personal data. “Google has failed and refuses to remove, de-index, or block access to the offending materials,“ the complaint says. [Link: Epstein victims sue Google, Trump administration for disclosing personal information |
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