The Agency recommends that entities implementing or providing applications and services based on AI systems, as soon as they become obligated by the future full implementation of the RIA, be prepared to meet their obligations by taking appropriate measures to ensure full compliance.
Policymakers are stepping up efforts to make the digital world safer for children by combining stricter rules with new technological tools.
The guidelines on the protection of minors were developed through a comprehensive process, including research, feedback gathered through a call for evidence, stakeholder workshops held in October 2024 and June 2025, engagement with experts and a targeted public consultation.
Following severe telecom hacks, the US House moves to formalise NTIA’s role as key cybersecurity authority instead of relying on ad-hoc agency coordination.
The report provides a detailed snapshot of the online realities shaping the development, well-being, and safety of Australian children.
Brain drain, limited funding, weak AI policies and imported tech keep Latin America on the sidelines of AI innovation.
The publication of these guidelines reflects the EU’s broader commitment to building a safer digital environment for all, especially the youngest and most vulnerable users.
The focus of the investigation is to assess whether TikTok has fulfilled its obligations under the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), particularly with regard to the legality of the data transfers under Chapter V of the regulation.
A coalition of civil society organisations has filed a formal complaint alleging that X (formerly Twitter) breached the EU’s Digital Services Act by enabling targeted advertising based on users’ sensitive personal data.
Summing up five years of negotiations, the Final Report reflects the consensus on existing and potential threats, rules, norms and principles of responsible state behaviour, international law, confidence-building measures, and capacity building in a challenging geopolitical environment.
Civil Society Alliances for Digital Empowerment (CADE) is a project co-funded by the European Union.
