Updates
Digital sovereignty in Asia moves beyond US versus non-US cloud debate
Experts say digital sovereignty in Asia depends on data, technical and operational control.
New York moves to ban chatbots from giving legal and medical advice
A proposed law in New York would allow people to sue chatbot companies that provide professional advice without proper licences.
Tycoon 2FA phishing service disrupted in global cybercrime crackdown
Microsoft and Europol disrupt Tycoon 2FA phishing-as-a-service platform.
ChatGPT Edu launches at Clemson University for students and faculty
Clemson University expands AI capabilities with ChatGPT Edu access.
CEOs track new metric in AI workforce shift
Corporate hiring in the US shifts toward technology focused roles.
EU draft regulation aims to create new legal framework for startups
New EU regime could reduce legal complexity for startups operating across member states.
GitHub malware campaign uses SEO tricks to steal browser data
Cybercriminals are exploiting GitHub and search rankings to trick users into downloading info-stealing malware.
AI infrastructure raises critical questions for global technology development
AI is increasingly seen as essential infrastructure, with investment, governance, and computing capacity shaping its global development.
EU launches AI platform to detect food fraud and contamination
TraceMap, an AI platform designed to detect food fraud and contamination faster, has been introduced by the EU.
The US releases national cyber strategy, prioritising offense and AI
The Trump administration’s national cybersecurity strategy outlines six policy priorities, including offensive cyber operations, AI integration, and regulatory reform, accompanied by an executive order targeting cybercrime and fraud.
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