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Ruling could have far-reaching implications about kids’ rights to access the internet.
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Ruling could have far-reaching implications about kids’ rights to access the internet.
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Privacy concerns over the device have snowballed in recent months amid reports of people being filmed without their consent.
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Four of Europe's top telecom chiefs pen letter demanding new EU-wide orders empowering internet providers to consistently block illegal material.
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The first-ever case of an artificial intelligence agent going rogue coincides with the EU's major new powers to regulate AI. But Europe's leverage may be limited by the U.S.-China two-way race for AI supremacy.
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The White House has repeatedly condemned EU rules that govern online platforms as censorship. Now they want the world to put the critique into writing.
The leaders promised a broad push on defense, industry and technology as the 2027 French presidential election raises questions about whether their agreements will endure.
Slapping travel bans on EU social media regulators in itself is a violation of free speech rights, U.S. judge tells Trump administration.
By pushing for ever-tougher AI safety laws, Anthropic is drawing a distinction between its state lobbying strategy and OpenAI’s campaign to streamline a set of rules across the country.
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The U.S.-based company assigned a recently hired technical employee to testify remotely before the European Parliament, which left a series of key policy questions unanswered.
Commission exempts smart glasses like Meta's from batteries regulation, clearing a major hurdle to European expansion.
Moscow's Federal Security Service is behind the cyber espionage and sabotage campaigns, EU says.
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