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AI is reshaping physics but raising new questions
Scientists say AI could transform physics research, but its findings must still be understood and verified.
Companies face new questions over AI control and governance
Companies must decide who controls the intelligence generated by AI workflows.
Meta employees sue over alleged AI-assisted layoff decisions
The lawsuit claims Meta used activity data and algorithmic rankings to select workers for layoffs.
UK establishes ministerial group to coordinate digital inclusion
The digital inclusion group will meet quarterly to identify barriers, align policies and monitor government programmes.
Australia unveils AI framework for data centres, copyright and infrastructure
The Australian AI Standards aim to accelerate investment while protecting energy users, communities, national interests and creative industries.
Ofcom finalises tougher rules against mobile messaging scams
UK mobile providers must block numbers, links and sender IDs linked to mobile messaging scams.
EDPB orders Belgian regulator to examine VRT cookie complaint
The European Data Protection Board (EDPB) has instructed the Belgian Data Protection Authority to examine a complaint about VRT cookie banners on its merits rather than dismissing it as an alleged abuse of rights under the GDPR. The EDPB published its binding decision of 28 May 2026 following a dispute between the Belgian and Austrian (See more)
UK plans default overnight social media restrictions for teenagers
Social media curfews and disabled autoplay aim to improve teenagers’ sleep, concentration and wellbeing.
EPO highlights Europe’s growing quantum innovation ecosystem
Europe’s quantum and AI ecosystem gains visibility through new EPO innovation tools.
South Korea prioritises AI and semiconductor investment in the 2027 budget
Record budget supports South Korea’s semiconductor and AI ambitions.
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