The European Commission has released the first draft Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content. The document sets out how providers and deployers of generative AI systems should mark, detect, and label AI-generated or manipulated content under Article 50 of the AI Act.
Digital rights group noyb has filed two complaints with Austria’s data protection authority, alleging that TikTok unlawfully tracks people across other apps – including dating platforms – and fails to provide users with a complete copy of the personal data it holds.
More than 80 organisations have asked US lawmakers to oppose Senator Ted Cruz’s SANDBOX Act, warning that the proposal would allow artificial intelligence (AI) developers to secure long-term exemptions from federal rules, weakening consumer, civil rights, labour and environmental protections.
The European Commission has launched a Data Act Legal Helpdesk to provide practical guidance on how to apply the EU’s new data-sharing rules. The service is aimed in particular at smaller organisations seeking clarity on their rights and obligations under the Data Act.
The United Nations is launching today the High-level Meeting on the overall review of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS+20).
The United Kingdom’s Office of Communications has issued updated guidance on its information-gathering powers under the Online Safety Act 2023, including a new authority to issue data-preservation notices to prevent the alteration or deletion of a deceased child’s information.
The ICANN GNSO Latin Script Diacritics Policy Development Process (PDP) Working Group has completed a key phase of its work, finalising preliminary policy recommendations and conducting, for the first time, structured Global Public Interest (GPI) and Human Rights Impact Assessments as part of a PDP process.
A new pan-African study reveals that technology-facilitated gender-based violence is widespread and escalating, with young women disproportionately affected and formal reporting systems largely failing to provide protection or accountability.
The RIPE Network Coordination Centre has launched the first phase of its consultation on proposed changes to its annual fee structure, seeking member feedback on two alternative charging models.
The platform argues that the law unlawfully restricts political communication and seeks to avoid being designated as an age-restricted service.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
