Updates
Anthropic launches Claude Fable 5 with advanced safety safeguards
Early testing suggests the new models could significantly accelerate software engineering, scientific research, and complex analytical work.
EU orders Meta to restore access for AI assistants
Meta must restore access for rival AI assistants while the EU antitrust investigation continues.
ENISA finds Cyber Resilience Act driving SBOM adoption across industries
SBOM adoption is advancing, but data quality, skills, and completeness gaps remain, according to ENISA’s findings.
UNESCO expands gender-responsive digital education training in Tanzania
The new UNESCO training helps Tanzanian educators promote inclusive digital learning and STEM participation for girls.
Ofcom confirms platform crisis protocols under UK Online Safety Act
Online platforms could face new Ofcom requirements for emergency content moderation.
Poland signals progress on AI gigafactories and digital services tax
The InvestAI fund plans to support five AI gigafactories across the European Union.
Study warns of self-replicating AI malware using real-time reasoning
Experts alert the findings point to a new generation of autonomous cyber threats requiring stronger detection and regulatory responses.
Kenya Defence Forces expands AI capacity-building efforts through new training course
A new AI training course has equipped Kenya Defence Forces personnel with foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
Canada warns of cyber threats targeting FIFA World Cup 2026
Global attention on FIFA World Cup 2026 may attract cybercriminal and state-backed activity.
UN Cybercrime Convention Protocol talks reveal competing visions
As the Ad Hoc Committee solicits preliminary inputs on a supplementary protocol, early state submissions reveal deep fault lines over scope, urgency, and what international law should — and should not — regulate.
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