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6 May 2025

Beijing launches blockchain plan to boost industry integration

A new initiative aims to integrate blockchain into infrastructure, fostering digitalisation and trust in various sectors.

1 May 2025

China activates minors mode for a wholesome internet

China launches ‘minors mode’ to ensure children see only age-appropriate content.

1 May 2025

Big Tech accused of undue influence over EU AI Code

The US government opposes the new AI Code, calling it anti-innovation. Critics say Big Tech had too much access.

29 Apr 2025

AI governance takes center stage as BRICS ministers sign new declaration

Ministers underlined the importance of embracing AI while preserving human dignity, reducing digital asymmetries among member states, and supporting vulnerable groups most affected by automation.

29 Apr 2025

Kenya issues comprehensive industry guidelines for child online protection and safety

The Communications Authority now requires all ICT providers to implement safety tools, age-verification, privacy-by-design, and complaint systems.

28 Apr 2025

New AI guidelines aim to cut NHS waiting times

The NHS will use AI to automate documentation and focus more on patient care.

26 Apr 2025

Fibocom launches AI-powered 5G hotspot

Blazing-fast global connectivity meets intelligent AI voice control in Fibocom’s latest 5G hotspot.

25 Apr 2025

New ETSI standard sets global baseline for securing AI systems

ETSI has released a groundbreaking new standard setting the first global cybersecurity baseline for AI systems. ETSI TS 104 223 outlines clear, actionable requirements across the entire AI lifecycle, aiming to make AI not just powerful, but secure and trustworthy.

25 Apr 2025

China revises cybersecurity standard for randomness testing

China aims to enhance the security evaluation capabilities for cryptographic implementations, which are essential components of its national information security infrastructure.

25 Apr 2025

Court of Justice of the EU faces landmark question on AI-driven judge assignment

In the preliminary ruling request, the court highlights that the SLPS system, developed without public scrutiny and administered under ministerial regulation, allows for case assignment that can lead to excessive workloads for some judges while others remain underutilised.

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