Virginia’s amended law reflects a growing desire among US states to regulate children's digital habits, but its success may hinge on how rigorously platforms implement age verification and how enforcement mechanisms are developed.
This clarification, issued on 8 May 2025, emphasises that despite the rapid evolution of AI technologies, Switzerland's existing data protection framework already provides regulatory oversight for AI applications without requiring immediate specialised legislation.
The joint letter replies to the letter sent by the European Commission to the EDPB and the EDPS on 6 May 2025 where the Commission explained how it intends to introduce specific modifications to the GDPR.
The G7, comprising France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the UK, the US and Canada, aims to strengthen coordination against cybercrime. It also seeks to limit the regime’s ability to exploit the crypto ecosystem for hostile purposes.
The hearing, titled 'Winning the AI Race: Strengthening U.S. Capabilities in Computing and Innovation,' focused on the United States' position in the global artificial intelligence (AI) landscape, particularly in relation to China's advancements.
While voluntary, the Software Security Code of Practice represents a baseline of responsibility for organisations producing and supplying software in the UK.
The findings highlight the urgent need for organizations to invest in robust cybersecurity strategies, enhance employee training on AI threats, and streamline security infrastructures to mitigate risks effectively.
The project, called OpenAI for Countries, offers countries the chance to develop localised versions of ChatGPT, focusing on sectors like health care and education, while retaining local control over data and tailoring AI systems to national needs.
The RIPE NCC has launched a new Trust Portal to enhance transparency and provide stakeholders with comprehensive insights into its security, compliance, and governance practices.
The agreement includes binding provisions ensuring the free flow of data across borders for business purposes. It prohibits the adoption of restrictions such as requiring data to be processed using domestic computing infrastructure.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
