Updates
IBM and ETH Zurich announce partnership on AI and quantum algorithms
Both organisations believe algorithms will define the next computing revolution as quantum and AI technologies mature.
Malwarebytes highlights Microsoft findings on WhatsApp attachments used in Windows attacks
A WhatsApp attachment campaign targeting Windows users used social engineering and built-in system tools, according to Microsoft findings reported by Malwarebytes.
Cyberattack on Hasbro exposes vulnerabilities in large enterprise systems
Following the cyberattack, Hasbro faces operational delays and an ongoing investigation into potential data exposure.
UK regulator orders revised safety assessments under Online Safety Act
Online Safety Act enforcement expands as the UK’s Ofcom demands transparency and stronger safeguards from digital platforms.
Responsible AI gaps highlighted in UNESCO and Thomson Reuters Foundation report
New research based on 3,000 companies finds a gap between responsible AI commitments and day-to-day operational practice.
Serbia launches LORYA to turn cultural heritage into AI-ready language data
The system aims to improve access to underrepresented languages in AI while supporting research and education through digitised cultural archives.
Cyberbullying in education addressed at UNESCO workshop in Addis Ababa
Educators and youth leaders in Addis Ababa took part in UNESCO training on cyberbullying prevention and digital safety in schools.
Digital euro emerges as core pillar of EU financial independence
ECB strategy promotes digital euro to address rising reliance on non-European financial systems and platforms.
MIT develops AI framework to test ethics in autonomous systems
AI framework assesses ethical risks in autonomous systems, identifying fairness issues and improving how AI supports high-stakes decision-making.
EIB highlights AI as key driver of Croatia’s economic growth
Croatia urged by EIB to accelerate AI adoption to boost competitiveness.
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