A group of Chinese science and technology organisations has proposed a framework for global AI governance, focusing on risk management, international cooperation, and standard-setting.
Canada has launched a certification programme setting baseline cyber security requirements for companies involved in defence contracts.
More than 40 organisations warn that revisions under the AI Omnibus package could weaken safeguards and reduce transparency in the EU’s artificial intelligence framework.
The UK government has signalled tougher enforcement of online safety rules, warning that tech executives could face personal liability and imprisonment if platforms fail to remove non-consensual intimate images.
The European Data Protection Board has released a standard template to help organisations assess data protection risks and improve consistency in applying GDPR rules.
Brazilian authorities are exploring how technical standards can support AI governance and strengthen the country’s position in global digital markets.
The European Commission has released initial findings from monitoring exercises assessing how online platforms respond to reports of illegal hate speech under an updated code of conduct.
The European Commission has introduced a new programme to support digital development in North Africa and the Middle East, focusing on governance, cybersecurity, and skills.
A new document from DIGITALEUROPE seeks to counter criticism of proposed changes to the EU AI Act. The paper argues that merging parts of Annex I would simplify compliance without weakening safeguards, as debate continues ahead of trilogue negotiations.
China has issued trial measures establishing ethics review procedures for AI-related scientific and technological activities, covering risk assessment, oversight, and institutional responsibilities.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
