Updates

8 Dec 2025

Tilly Norwood creator accelerates AI-first entertainment push

Xicoia is recruiting new roles to expand its AI-first entertainment universe around Tilly Norwood.

8 Dec 2025

Noyb study points to demand for tracking-free option

Users strongly favour non-tracking advertising when offered a credible alternative to payment or consent.

8 Dec 2025

Japan aims to boost public AI use

AI adoption will extend across ministries and agencies as Japan seeks to accelerate innovation and build a cohesive ecosystem for future digital competitiveness.

8 Dec 2025

NITDA warns of prompt injection risks in ChatGPT models

ChatGPT vulnerabilities allow attackers to hide malicious instructions in ordinary web content, NITDA says.

8 Dec 2025

Toyota and NTT push for accident free mobility

The partnership aims to enable continuous safety improvements as vehicles learn from large volumes of data and receive updates through advanced software architectures.

8 Dec 2025

UK lawmakers push for binding rules on advanced AI

Government assurances that existing rules are sufficient face mounting criticism from MPs who argue that stronger, binding standards are urgently required.

8 Dec 2025

Polish parliament upholds presidential veto on crypto bill

The failed override vote fell short of the required majority, prompting Tusk to promise a renewed push for rapid crypto regulation.

8 Dec 2025

Starlink gains ground in South Korea’s telecom market

Major firms in South Korea move early to integrate Starlink as satellite links offer reliable coverage in remote regions and support modern fleet management across sea and air.

8 Dec 2025

EU gains stronger ad oversight after TikTok agreement

The Commission accepted TikTok’s binding commitments to improve advertising transparency, offering full ad content, faster updates and expanded researcher access under the Digital Services Act.

8 Dec 2025

EU ministers call for faster action on digital goals

Simplifying digital rules for SMEs and start-ups emerged as a priority, with ministers insisting that reduced burdens must not undermine data protection or fundamental rights.