Updates
UN launches AI Governance for Humanity Lab in Valencia
The lab aims to support network mobilisation, policy analysis, and development of cooperative tools for global AI governance.
Amnesty International warns that AI models are built on privacy violations
A new report by Amnesty International questions data collection methods behind major AI models.
Microsoft expands protections against AI-generated intimate imagery
Stronger reporting tools arrive as Microsoft tackles synthetic intimate imagery.
Anthropic opens Milan office, highlights responsible AI development
Enterprise adoption accelerates while Anthropic deepens its presence in Italy.
ENISA identifies risk zone sectors in EU cybersecurity assessment
Banking, electricity and telecommunications remain among the most mature and critical sectors in ENISA’s latest NIS360 report.
Australian privacy concerns rise as trust in AI companies falls
Australians want greater transparency and fairer data practices as privacy complaints rise, according to the OAIC.
UN Human Rights Office issues guidelines on child safety online
The UN Human Rights Office has urged governments and technology companies to adopt a rights-based approach to protecting children online, warning that social media bans alone are unlikely to address the underlying causes of digital harms. New guidelines call for safer platform design, stronger accountability measures and privacy-preserving safeguards.
European Commission fines Temu €200 million under DSA
Consumer safety concerns drive major EU enforcement action against Temu.
ChatGPT down as users report login and conversation issues
ChatGPT down complaints were linked to degraded performance affecting ChatGPT and APIs, according to OpenAI’s status page.
Papua New Guinea advances digital ID law
A proposed digital ID law would provide a legal foundation for SevisPass and consent-based data exchange in Papua New Guinea.
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