Ireland’s Attorney General is examining whether existing laws adequately address the creation and sharing of AI-generated sexualised images, after regulators and civil society organisations raised concerns about content produced using the Grok tool on X.
The 2025 Government AI Readiness Index from Oxford Insights points to uneven global preparedness for public-sector AI, with governance capacity, data foundations, and skills emerging as the main dividing lines between countries.
A new draft specification explains how computers can more clearly describe and check the structure of data on the web, helping systems understand whether information is complete, valid, and consistent.
The European Commission has instructed X to preserve internal documents and data related to its AI chatbot Grok until the end of 2026, using its powers under the Digital Services Act following concerns over harmful AI-generated content.
The World Wide Web Consortium has proposed turning a technical document on accessibility testing into an official web standard, making it easier to check whether websites are usable by people with disabilities.
The European Commission has opened a call for evidence on a new initiative aimed at strengthening open-source technologies and reducing the European Union’s dependence on non-EU digital infrastructure, as part of a broader push for technological sovereignty.
A newly published Generative AI Guide for Civil Society offers a practical framework to help civil society organisations navigate the risks and responsibilities associated with generative artificial intelligence, without encouraging its adoption.
The Indian government has extended the public consultation period on its working paper examining the relationship between generative AI and copyright law, allowing stakeholders until February 6, 2026 to submit their feedback.
The RIR Comparative Policy Overview 2025-Q4 offers a snapshot of how the five Regional Internet Registries are managing Internet number resources amid ongoing IPv4 scarcity, growing reliance on transfers, and stronger accountability requirements. While not a policy statement, the document highlights both convergence and persistent regional differences.
The American Registry for Internet Numbers has opened applications for the ARIN 57 Fellowship Program, offering a structured learning opportunity for individuals interested in Internet governance and number resource policy. The programme combines mentoring, virtual sessions and participation in the ARIN 57 Public Policy and Members Meeting in April 2026.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
