Updates
KIDZONET joins IWF to strengthen child online safety
Child safety infrastructure becomes stronger as IWF collaborates with KIDZONE, a new technology partner.
EU launches funding for youth-centred social media platforms
New proposals will help the EU develop user-centred social platforms for younger audiences.
South Korea unveils national AI infrastructure strategy
The government cited China’s DeepSeek breakthrough as a catalyst for accelerating its national AI strategy.
Indonesia reports 4.7 million under-16 accounts deactivated
Australia’s social media ban for minors is being closely watched and replicated by governments worldwide.
HP adopts OpenAI Frontier for enterprise AI
OpenAI Frontier will support HP’s customer-facing tools and internal transformation efforts.
South Korea plans $518 billion semiconductor hub for AI demand
Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix have announced plans to invest a combined 800 trillion won, about $518 billion, in a new semiconductor manufacturing hub in South Korea’s southwest. The two companies, which together produce around two-thirds of the world’s memory chips, will each build two new fabrication plants outside their existing manufacturing base in Gyeonggi (See more)
Singapore launches Online Safety Commission for online harms
Victims of severe online harms can report directly to Singapore’s Online Safety Commission.
Australia’s ASIC extends digital asset licensing relief
The extension applies across multiple licensing categories, including market and settlement licences, with firms required to engage ASIC before applying.
European Banking Authority proposes framework for MiCA enforcement fines
Under the plan, the EBA will supervise major token issuers and determine fines for negligent or intentional regulatory breaches.
UNDP outlines responsible AI use in electoral administration
AI in electoral administration requires trust, testing, inclusion and human oversight, a UN report says.
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