Updates
Research warns of AI driven burnout risks
Employees using AI tools handle broader tasks and multitasked more, driving productivity while increasing cognitive strain and burnout risk.
Security flaw reveals AI chat histories at scale
Misconfigured cloud database triggers major AI data leak.
Enterprise AI security evolves as Cisco expands AI Defense capabilities
As AI agents gain autonomy, Cisco updates AI Defense to protect data, tools and workflows.
EMFA guidance sets expectations for Big Tech media protections
Media groups say enforcement is now crucial as EMFA obligations move from law to practice.
Dutch MPs renew push to move data off US clouds
Calls grow for European cloud alternatives in the Netherlands.
ChatGPT begins limited ads test in the US
User privacy remains questionable with ChatGPT ads rollout.
The EU invests €700 million in the largest Chips Act pilot line, NanoIC
The initiative is a key component of the broader ‘Chips for Europe’ project, which aims to boost Europe’s semiconductor competitiveness and sovereignty.
US lawsuits target social media platforms for deliberate child engagement designs
Plaintiffs claim social media platforms employed techniques like slot machines and Big Tobacco to maximise engagement in children, prompting lawsuits across multiple states against Meta, YouTube and TikTok.
AI governance takes focus at UN security dialogue
A new UN practice guide unveiled at the dialogue aims to ensure AI tools counter violent extremism while safeguarding human rights and ethical governance.
EU challenges Meta over WhatsApp AI restrictions
Regulators are challenging Meta’s move to block rival AI assistants from WhatsApp, citing risks to fair competition in the rapidly expanding AI market.
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