The AI continent action plan explains how to harness the untapped potential of our researchers and industries. It aims to shape the next phase of AI development, boosting economic growth, and strengthening our competitiveness in areas such as healthcare, cars, science and more.
The Commission’s plan will likely aim to standardize and simplify GDPR enforcement across the EU, in hopes of encouraging innovation and easing compliance, especially for smaller players.
A recent allocation from the American Registry for Internet Numbers highlights how IPv4 scarcity continues to shape internet operations. ARIN’s waiting list process remains a key mechanism for organizations that still rely on the older addressing standard.
Agencies are now required to appoint chief AI officers, craft generative AI strategies, and prioritise American-made tech, signalling a decisive shift toward AI-driven governance under President Trump.
As US courts merge twelve lawsuits accusing OpenAI and Microsoft of using copyrighted content without consent, protests erupt, and scrutiny intensifies.
These policies aim to streamline bureaucratic processes, enhance efficiency, and ensure public trust while maintaining strong protections for privacy and civil rights.
The Africa Declaration on Artificial Intelligence, adopted in Kigali, Rwanda, on April 4, 2025, outlines Africa's unified vision for ethical, inclusive, and sustainable AI development.
Through these updates, the CNPD aims to provide organisations with practical tools to navigate the complexities of cross-border data processing while reinforcing the core principles of European data protection law.
The guideline applies broadly to mobile internet application providers, mobile smart device manufacturers, and application distribution platforms. It provides both a regulatory reference and an operational checklist for third-party assessments and supervisory authorities.
The Australian Human Rights Commission has introduced updated guidelines to assist organizations and businesses in fulfilling their legal obligations under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 (Cth) concerning digital products and services.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
