The EUVD represents a paradigm shift in how Europe manages digital risks. For ordinary users, it promises safer online experiences; for organisations, a roadmap to compliance; and for civil society, a tool to demand accountability.
The consultation will remain open until 5 August 2025.
The guidelines were developed through consultations with stakeholders, including children, civil society, academia, and the European Board for Digital Services. A final version is expected by summer 2025.
New US legislation targets chip smuggling and aims to safeguard the country's tech leadership.
The meeting focused on expanding collaboration in areas such as AI, 5G/6G, quantum computing, semiconductors, cybersecurity, and data governance.
The update, based on feedback from a previous consultation and the ICANN82 community dialogue, introduces a new section with practical examples to support training, compliance, and enforcement. It also clarifies when disclosures are required, making it easier for community members to understand and follow the rules.
EuroDIG is designed to promote inclusive, multistakeholder dialogue across Europe, encouraging the exchange of expertise and best practices and, where possible, identifying common positions.
ICANN is inviting feedback on an updated Code of Conduct that clarifies when participants must disclose interests and adds examples to aid enforcement. The goal is to strengthen transparency and accountability in internet governance discussions.
While the Pope does not directly shape the development of AI, his influence lies in drawing global attention to its moral dimensions. With over a billion Catholics worldwide, his voice carries significant weight in shaping ethical discourse and urging political action.
The EUIPO’s work is part of a broader European strategy to lead the global conversation on AI governance, not only through regulation but also through practical support mechanisms.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
