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Netherlands requires one-click cancellation button for online purchases
The rules aim to simplify the withdrawal process for online purchases and services for Dutch consumers.
Anthropic AI restrictions reignite debate over AI sovereignty
The US move against Anthropic has sent shockwaves through the AI industry and allied governments.
Japanese researchers develop interpretable AI for materials discovery
The new interpretable AI approach shows how models link atomic structure to optical spectra.
Apple delays Siri AI rollout on iOS and iPadOS in EU, citing DMA requirements
Apple has said it will not launch its new Siri AI features on iOS 27 and iPadOS 27 in the European Union, citing unresolved concerns over compliance with the Digital Markets Act (DMA). The company said discussions with the European Commission are ongoing, while the delayed rollout highlights continuing debates over interoperability, competition, privacy, and security requirements for AI-powered digital services.
UAE establishes AI and Data Authority
Three existing government functions will be consolidated under a single national body that will lead the AI strategy and support digital transformation across the UAE.
UK evaluates frontier AI for operational cybersecurity applications
A new UK pilot demonstrated how AI can support cyber teams in finding critical weaknesses.
South Korea and EU sign landmark Digital Trade Agreement
Advanced technology ties were strengthened through the South Korea–EU digital partnership framework.
EU and Brazil strengthen cooperation on protecting children online
Online safety initiatives advance as Brazil and the EU strengthen regulatory ties.
Anthropic forced to disable Fable 5 after US directive
Access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 has been suspended for customers while other Anthropic models remain available.
Canadian government announces briefing on new privacy legislation
Officials are set to outline technical aspects of a new privacy bill.
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