The government anticipates that AI will be crucial in managing and analysing lawsuits more efficiently, alerting them to potential actions before final decisions are made, thereby mitigating significant financial losses.
The measures will broaden existing export controls to cover US-branded goods manufactured globally, addressing loopholes that have allowed Russia to adapt economically.
The rules will target import and export of e-commerce, reflecting changes in markets and international regulation of e-commerce.
The legislation seeks to enforce fair practices, prohibit the exploitation of user data, and ensure users can choose third-party apps and default settings.
ICANN has named Kurt Erik Lindqvist as its new President and CEO, effective 5 December 2024. Kurt will be based in both the Geneva office and the Los Angeles headquarters.
The competition authority emphasised that the fine was imposed because Google did not adequately address concerns regarding fair competition.
The lawsuit aims to break up Google’s digital advertising business for more competition.
The self-regulation permitted by this framework convention will not ensure that AI serves the general interest and protects the right to information.
Under the new laws, platforms will be barred from exposing ‘addictive’ algorithmic content to users under 18 without parental consent.
Switzerland ramps up security measures amidst a rise in cyberattacks and disinformation campaigns ahead of the Ukraine peace summit, pointing to potential Russian involvement.
EuroDIG 2024 will occur in Vilnius, Lithuania from June 17–19. The conference is a multistakeholder platform created in 2008 to discuss internet governance annually in various European cities.
There has been a steady shift from using mind maps to relying on external maps. What impact does this have on human cognition and our decision-making processes? Aldo Matteucci analyses.
