The European Commission plans to revise GDPR, potentially easing requirements for cookie tracking and AI data use. Critics warn these changes could undermine privacy protections, allowing companies to track users by default and broaden AI training with personal data without explicit consent.

Privacy NGO Noyb has filed a complaint against dating app Bumble for its AI feature, the "AI Icebreaker," citing concerns over data transfers to OpenAI and lack of transparency regarding user consent. Noyb argues that Bumble's processing of personal data for the AI feature may violate GDPR regulations, particularly in the absence of clear legal justification. Bumble has responded by emphasizing its commitment to user privacy and denying sharing sensitive data with OpenAI.