While proponents believe this will benefit the financial industry and promote innovation, critics express concern over the potential risks to consumer rights and data privacy.
The event brought together diverse stakeholders to shape the future of digital governance with a focus on inclusivity, emerging technologies, and multilateral cooperation.
At the heart of the case is a fundamental question: should companies ask for permission before using personal data, or should they be allowed to take it by default?
A new report stops short of declaring AI training with copyrighted content fair use, sparking frustration among both tech firms and creators.
As the battle over AI and copyright intensifies, Britain’s most celebrated artists are drawing a line to protect the future of human creativity.
This framework allows the EU to impose targeted restrictive measures on persons or entities involved in cyber-attacks which cause a significant impact.
The EUVD represents a paradigm shift in how Europe manages digital risks. For ordinary users, it promises safer online experiences; for organisations, a roadmap to compliance; and for civil society, a tool to demand accountability.
The consultation will remain open until 5 August 2025.
The guidelines were developed through consultations with stakeholders, including children, civil society, academia, and the European Board for Digital Services. A final version is expected by summer 2025.
New US legislation targets chip smuggling and aims to safeguard the country's tech leadership.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
