German Trusted Flagger Controversy Raises Free Speech Concerns
Debate grows over government-funded reporting centres and their role in online content moderation
Debate grows over government-funded reporting centres and their role in online content moderation
A coalition of creative organisations has asked the European Commission to reconsider parts of the implementation process under Article 53 of the AI Act.
Britain's recently enacted Online Safety Act, designed to safeguard children and curb illegal digital content, is drawing sharp criticism from tech platforms and free speech advocates.
New EU rules enter into force 2 August, introducing penalties and national oversight under the AI Act's gradual rollout.
The European Commission has issued an opinion confirming that the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice meets the requirements of Articles 53 and 55 of the AI Act. While non-binding, the Code is expected to play a key role in helping AI model providers demonstrate compliance with new EU obligations on transparency, copyright, and systemic risk management.
Studies suggest screen time alone does not harm children’s brains, challenging long-held views about tech and mental health.
New measures aim to reduce risks when sharing documents containing hidden personal information
The organisation notes that it will continue to work across global networks to support an inclusive, equitable and rights-driven digital future as WSIS+20 preparations continue.
X Corp argued that it was not legally bound to comply with the notice because it had absorbed Twitter Inc. through a merger and was not the original recipient.
Google's new AI tool aims to shield minors online without collecting new data.