ChatGPT said: China has released Version 2.0 of its AI Security Governance Framework, an updated set of rules to manage the risks of artificial intelligence as the technology evolves. Building on the 2024 framework, the new version refines risk classifications, introduces graded levels of risk, and updates preventive measures.
Warsaw proposed suspending sanctions under Article 99 while keeping oversight powers, expanding the use of AI sandboxes, and providing clearer compliance guidance.
The aim of the campaign is to protect personal data and boost digital trust.
On 16 September 2025, the eSafety Commissioner formally adopted the Social Media Minimum Age Regulatory Guidance under the Online Safety Act 2021. The document provides a framework for how providers of age-restricted social media platforms must meet their legal obligations to prevent children under 16 from holding accounts. These obligations will take effect from 10 [...]
Prep Week consists of 12 sessions covering a wide range of Internet governance topics, including updates on the next round of new generic top-level domains (gTLDs), contractual compliance, Universal Acceptance (UA), and ICANN’s grant program.
Participation at this stage helps prevent weak enforcement mechanisms, closes potential loopholes, and signals public demand for meaningful protections against exploitative digital design.
The proposed law targets platforms like TikTok, amid growing concerns over mental health risks and algorithm-driven exposure to harmful content.
Speaking at the Vatican, the Pope argued that AI governance should not focus solely on technical safeguards or compliance measures.
Residents and local groups say connectivity has been unreliable for days, limiting access to news, emergency information, banking and mobile money services, and routine communications.
The FTC has launched an inquiry into AI chatbots acting as digital companions, sending information requests to seven major firms including Alphabet, Meta, OpenAI, and X.AI. The study will focus on child safety, data use, and whether companies are taking adequate steps to prevent harm, particularly under the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA).
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
