EU strengthens rules for Big Tech on online hate speech regulations
Big Tech firms face stricter EU rules to tackle online hate speech and improve platform accountability.
Big Tech firms face stricter EU rules to tackle online hate speech and improve platform accountability.
The new President revokes Biden's AI safety order, sparking debate on innovation and regulation.
Digital Services Act boosts the fight against online hate.
EU regulators demand internal documentation and API access to scrutinise X’s recommendation systems.
Industry groups urge action on EU security standards.
The UK government has unveiled the AI Opportunities Action Plan to enhance AI adoption to stimulate economic growth, create future jobs, and improve daily life in addition to typical aspects of these types of plans - infrastructure development, research, and skill-improvement - UK's plan introduced term AI sovereignty and need for bottom-up AI development.
After Austrian advocacy group Noyb filed GDPR complaint against Chinese firms, sparking a data privacy debate.
The Austrian advocacy group targets Chinese firms over alleged illegal EU data transfers.
Brazil has demanded answers from Meta over policy changes that could weaken protections against hate speech.
Stricter action is planned against illegal data activities in China, targeting unauthorised sales and distribution.