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Global Dialogue highlights need for interoperable AI governance
Speakers at the UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance called for interoperable governance frameworks, arguing that trusted AI requires shared standards, independent evaluation, and greater participation from developing countries rather than a single global regulatory model.
European Commission launches AI cyber defence strategy
A new EU strategy aims to address AI-driven cyber risks by improving cooperation, reinforcing digital security and supporting responsible use of advanced AI.
Spain leads international coalition on child safety and AI
More than 20 countries joined Spain’s initiative for child-centred AI governance.
China and Denmark expand cooperation on AI and innovation
Wang Yi met Danish King Frederik X to reinforce longstanding bilateral friendship and emerging technology ties.
France enforces new EU crypto rules under MiCA
New crypto regulation introduces stricter standards for crypto firms, including stronger investor protection and operational requirements across Europe.
ECB researchers use LLMs to measure geoeconomic tension
A new ECB study shows how AI improves the measurement of geopolitical and geoeconomic developments.
Australia’s National AI Centre lists Microsoft Copilot training sessions for workers
Microsoft Copilot training sessions in Queensland will cover prompting, agents and workplace use.
Europol denies bypassing EU data protection rules
Allegations of a ‘shadow’ database have been disputed, as Europol explains the legal framework governing its operational environments.
Belgium warns against unauthorised crypto platforms under MiCA
The FSMA has urged investors to verify crypto providers as unauthorised platforms face increased scrutiny.
UNDP scales blockchain-based digital payment solutions
Successful blockchain payment pilots across multiple countries are creating a framework for wider adoption in global development programmes.
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