China releases updated guidelines on data outbound security management
To address frequent concerns, the CAC has released a set of representative questions and answers, which clarify key aspects of China’s data governance framework.
UNCTAD report urges inclusive AI development to avoid global divide
AI’s rise could reshape global jobs - but leave many behind, the report warns.
IETF tackles AI scraping with new standards
While the IETF’s efforts will help publishers and creators more precisely signal their preferences to AI crawlers, actual protection will depend on whether AI companies respect these new standards-or whether future laws will require them to do so.
Pall Mall process: Global spyware regulation gains ground
The process acknowledges the need for greater international action while recognizing legitimate uses for cyber intrusion capabilities. It aims to establish guiding principles and policy options for various stakeholders involved in the development, facilitation, purchase, and use of these technologies
EU issues renewed warning over crypto risks
Natasha Cazenave of ESMA noted that over 95% of EU banks avoid crypto, but warned the sector’s growth could still threaten financial stability.
Europe’s AI Continent Action Plan: Building a future powered by trust and innovation
The AI continent action plan explains how to harness the untapped potential of our researchers and industries. It aims to shape the next phase of AI development, boosting economic growth, and strengthening our competitiveness in areas such as healthcare, cars, science and more.
Brussels aims to reduce GDPR burden amid economic competitiveness concerns
The Commission’s plan will likely aim to standardize and simplify GDPR enforcement across the EU, in hopes of encouraging innovation and easing compliance, especially for smaller players.
ARIN distributes 73 IPv4 address
A recent allocation from the American Registry for Internet Numbers highlights how IPv4 scarcity continues to shape internet operations. ARIN’s waiting list process remains a key mechanism for organizations that still rely on the older addressing standard.
Trump administration pushes for pro-AI shift in US federal agencies
Agencies are now required to appoint chief AI officers, craft generative AI strategies, and prioritise American-made tech, signalling a decisive shift toward AI-driven governance under President Trump.
Copyright lawsuits against OpenAI and Microsoft combined in AI showdown
As US courts merge twelve lawsuits accusing OpenAI and Microsoft of using copyrighted content without consent, protests erupt, and scrutiny intensifies.
