Updates
Canada turns to AI to parse feedback on federal AI strategy consultation
The Canadian federal government received so many responses to its national artificial intelligence strategy consultation that officials used AI tools to help categorise and summarise public feedback on key policy questions.
SRB GDPR case withdrawn from EU court
The dispute examined when pseudonymised data counts as personal data.
Western cyber agencies issue guidance on cyber risks to industrial sectors
A coalition of several cyber authorities has published joint guidance on managing security risks in industrial operational technology.
EU lawmakers push limits on AI nudity apps
Concerns over AI-generated nudity have reignited debate in the EU, with lawmakers questioning whether existing laws adequately prohibit harmful nudification tools.
Australia’s social media age limit prompts restrictions on millions of under-16 accounts
Early enforcement data shows social media companies acting to reduce under-16 access in Australia, although regulators caution that age assurance systems will mature over time.
Grok faces investigation over deepfake abuse claims
Regulators are examining whether Grok violated the law by enabling nonconsensual explicit image creation.
Wikipedia marks 25 years with new global tech partnerships
With over 65 million articles in 300+ languages, Wikipedia is one of the most valuable datasets for training large language models.
Cerebras to supply large-scale AI compute for OpenAI
New OpenAI–Cerebras partnership boosts AI infrastructure.
Gemini gains new features through Personal Intelligence
Personal Intelligence brings customisation to Gemini
Nvidia H200 chip sales to China cleared by US administration
China has been cleared to receive Nvidia’s H200 AI chips after years of US export restrictions.
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