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India enforces a three-hour removal rule for AI-generated deepfake content
New online rules in India compel social media companies to label manipulated content and take down deepfakes rapidly, aiming to protect users from misleading AI-generated material.
Young Europeans lead surge in generative AI adoption
Safer Internet Day data shows young people rapidly integrating generative AI into education, personal use, and early professional settings.
Slovenia sets out an ambitious AI vision ahead of global summit
Prime Minister Robert Golob said AI is becoming central to society, urging Slovenia and Europe to translate scientific knowledge into practical tools for public benefit.
AI innovation drive accelerates in Singapore with Google support
Healthcare AI, startup acceleration, and national training drive Google’s push to scale responsible AI adoption in Singapore.
Growing reliance on AI sparks worries for young users
Rapid growth in artificial intelligence use among young people is transforming learning, communication and safety, prompting urgent questions about protection, trust and responsible use.
AI awareness drives major computing curriculum reform in England
England is updating its computing curriculum to embed AI awareness, digital literacy, and data skills across new qualifications.
Anthropic drives strategic trademark dispute in India
Anthropic’s expansion into India has triggered a trademark dispute with a local software company that says it has used the name since 2017.
EU Court opens path for WhatsApp to contest privacy rulings
Businesses now gain direct access to EU courts when challenging EDPB rulings, reducing dependence on national regulators and reshaping data protection strategy across the bloc.
SpaceX plans raise fears over AI monopoly
Control over future space-based computing systems could quietly determine which nations and companies hold the most influence in the global artificial intelligence economy.
Structural friction, not intelligence, is holding back agentic AI
An opinion in CIO argues that agentic AI often falls short because enterprises rely on disconnected systems and workflows, creating a ‘friction tax’ that undermines productivity unless an integrated architecture of flow is adopted.
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