Why major countries can’t agree on how to regulate artificial intelligence
So when dozens of countries including Canada, China, Australia and France signed a document promising an accessible and inclusive approach to AI development, the U.S. opted not to — but so did the U.K ...
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European Commission Withdraws ePrivacy Regulation and AI Liability Directive Proposals
On February 11, 2025, the European Commission made available its 2025 work program (the “Work Program”). The Work Program ...
Europe denies dropping AI liability rules under pressure from Trump
The European Union has denied that recent moves to row back on some planned tech regulation -- principally by ditching the AI ...
Travel chaos as thousands of Uber drivers set to strike
Travel will be severely affected on Valentine's Day as thousands of drivers from Uber, Bolt and Addison Lee are set to strike ...
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Europe and the artificial intelligence revolution: Key provisions of AI Act take effect
The EU prides itself on being a global innovator in artificial intelligence regulation. Indeed, August 1, 2024 saw a historic moment as the world's first comprehensive legislation on AI started coming ...
EU Parliament plans AI and workplace initiative for next year
The European Parliament will begin negotiations on an own-initiative legislative proposal to tackle issues around artificial ...
An AI Retrospective: From Hype To Reality
To effectively harness AI's potential, companies can adopt strategic approaches that facilitate AI adoption within their ...