Data Privacy
Apr. 16, 2025
AI firm faces privacy violation lawsuit
National Domestic Violence Hotline callers sue Genesys Cloud Services, alleging its AI software illegally collected personal data without consent, violating federal wiretap laws and California privacy statutes.
A group of National Domestic Violence Hotline callers accused Genesys Cloud Services Inc., an AI-powered customer service software company based in Menlo Park, of eavesdropping on their crisis conversations and collecting their private information without consent.
The putative class action, filed April 11 in San Francisco federal court, claims that Genesys' committed "far-reaching privacy violations of basic privacy expectations" by designing its artificial intellige...
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