Google warns of generative AI dangers
Generative AI misuse includes creating deceptive content and impersonation, posing significant regulatory challenges, according to Google's recent research.
Australia asks internet companies to help regulate online access for minors
eSafety Commission issued notices to important internet companies to develop codes aimed at protecting children on the internet.
US Department of Justice charges Russian hacker in cyberattack plot against Ukraine
Stigal is accused of aiding Russian state-backed hackers to establish servers used in the 'WhisperGate' cyber campaign, which employed wiper malware to corrupt data.
LinkedIn disables targeted ads tool to comply with EU regulations
The DSA requires online intermediaries to give users more control over their data and prohibits using sensitive personal data for targeted advertising.
Enhancing CSO participation in global digital policy processes: Roles, structures, and accountability | WSIS+20
Key challenges identified during the discussion include expanding limited opportunities for CSOs to contribute meaningfully to digital policy processes, lowering financial barriers such as membership fees for standard-setting bodies, and correcting the currently skewed composition with its overrepresentation of organisations from the Global North. The CADE project seeks to address these issues by providing tailored training to CSOs to improve their skills in internet governance and facilitate constructive dialogue with policymakers.
Advancing the GDC Principles and WSIS Action Lines | WSIS+20
The session reinforced the the Internet Governance Forum's (IGF) substantial role in global digital policy discourse and the necessity for its continued evolution and influence.
Trust in Tech: Navigating emerging technologies and human rights in a connected world | WSIS+20
The panel discussion examined the intersection between emerging technologies and human rights. It highlighted the need for a concerted effort to harness technological advancements responsibly and inclusively for the betterment of society.
YouTube threatens to block Russian rights group’s channel
The warning followed a complaint from Russian regulator Roskomnadzor, alleging content violations, while YouTube didn't specify the law violated.
Council of Europe adopts first-ever international treaty on AI
On 17 May, The Council of Europe Framework Convention on AI and human rights, democracy, and the rule of law was adopted in Strasbourg during the annual ministerial meeting of the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers.
CISA and partners release guide for civil society organisations to address cyber threats
The guide recommends actions and mitigations to reduce the risk of cyber intrusions.
