Paraguay’s judiciary has introduced new rules on artificial intelligence use, with support from UNESCO, aiming to limit automated decision-making and safeguard fundamental rights.
New EU funding calls will support AI use in healthcare, digital skills, and safer online environments across Member States.
A study by privacy group noyb indicates that a large majority of companies fail to adequately respond to individuals’ requests to access their personal data.
French authorities have summoned Elon Musk for questioning as part of an ongoing investigation into the social media platform X. The probe covers allegations of political interference, as well as concerns related to AI-generated content.
Kazakhstan has adopted new rules requiring audits for high-risk AI systems before their inclusion in official registries. The framework aims to improve oversight, transparency, and accountability in the use of AI across sectors.
Costa Rica has become the fourth country to ratify an international agreement aimed to strengthening cooperation among states and service providers in cybercrime investigations.
A new submission by Amnesty International raises concerns over draft amendments to India’s IT Rules. The organisation argues the changes expand executive control over online content, weaken safeguards, and risk undermining freedom of expression and privacy.
The European Commission has issued a supplementary charge sheet to Meta, examining whether changes to WhatsApp access conditions may affect competition in AI services.
The Verifiable Credentials Working Group has published five draft documents covering updates to existing standards and new approaches for managing digital credentials.
UNESCO is set to unveil a new regional observatory on artificial intelligence in education. The initiative aims to support policy development, research, and coordination across Latin America and the Caribbean.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
