NIST unveils draft update to its privacy framework
NIST encourages stakeholders to review the draft and provide feedback
Meta to use EU user data for AI training amid scrutiny
After delays and privacy concerns, Meta has launched AI training in Europe using public adult content, excluding private messages and under-18 user data.
X faces EU probe over AI data use
Ireland launches a formal probe into X over its use of public EU user data to train the Grok AI chatbot, raising serious GDPR compliance concerns.
ICT policy reform planned to boost digital economy in Bangladesh
ICT policies to be overhauled by June for digital growth.
Nigeria’s roadmap to digital inclusion
The initiative was presented by the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs (FMWA)/
Irish watchdog investigates X’s Grok AI for potential GDPR breaches
The model utilises large language models trained on extensive datasets, potentially including publicly accessible posts from EU users.
EU prepares new data strategy for AI growth
Europe’s new Data Union Strategy will support the AI Continent Action Plan, aiming to make the EU a global leader in artificial intelligence.
European Commission launches consultation to revise EU Cybersecurity Act
The proposed revisions aim to bolster existing cybersecurity frameworks, such as the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) and the European Cybersecurity Certification Framework.
EU lawmakers urge strict definition of open source AI in EU’s AI Act
MEPs call out Meta for misleading open source AI claims.
Telecom industry awaits clarity as EU’s Digital Networks Act sidesteps land access issues
In the context of mobile infrastructure deployment, 'land access' refers to the legal and logistical processes that telecommunications companies must navigate to install and maintain equipment such as cell towers, antennas, and underground cables on public or private property
