The OECD has launched the first global framework to monitor how organisations apply the G7 Hiroshima AI Code of Conduct, promoting transparency and accountability in advanced AI development. This voluntary reporting system offers a standardised way to share AI risk management practices and encourages global consistency in AI governance.
Concern over potential security threats has prompted Australia to ban Chinese AI startup DeepSeek from all government devices, joining a growing list of nations restricting its use.
The UK government has introduced a voluntary AI Cyber Code of Practice to enhance security in AI development, outlining 13 principles to mitigate risks like cyberattacks and data vulnerabilities.
An LLM project to enhance multilingual AI accessibility.
AI systems designed to manipulate users into making financial commitments will be prohibited under new EU guidelines.
Global collaboration on sustainable and inclusive AI development amid geopolitical tensions.
An ethical digital transformation with AI and connectivity initiatives.
The Crime and Policing Bill will introduce strict penalties for AI-generated child exploitation material.
The analysis examines domain names registered under generic top-level domains (gTLDs) that were reported in multiple third-party reputation block lists, including Spamhaus, SURBL, APWG, PhishTank, and others.
French and European regulators are questioning DeepSeek over potential privacy risks in its AI systems.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
