News - For Governments

UK data adequacy decision renewal faces scrutiny, risking future EU-UK digital rights relations. Open Rights Group highlights the implications of continued data transfers.

Dutch data watchdog warns generative AI's rapid deployment risks a "Wild West" without clear rights. The regulator outlines a vision for safe, responsible AI aligned with fundamental rights.

EU launches AI-powered chatbots to guide businesses on AI and Digital Services Acts. The tools will deploy multilingual support, aiming for smoother implementation of crucial tech regulations.

Brussels hosts webinar on AI's transformative impact on automotive and mobility sectors. Sessions explore connected autonomous vehicles and intelligent transport services.

Dutch Data Authority updates political ad guidance with public feedback. New rules clarify targeted online advertising after extensive consultation.

EU drafts Data Act compensation rules for digital service providers. A webinar on February 10th will gather stakeholder feedback on calculating reasonable compensation under the new regulation.

EU seeks feedback on draft Data Act guidelines to define "reasonable compensation." Clarity on these parameters will reduce ambiguity and legal uncertainty for businesses under the new regulation.

Malicious AI swarms pose a threat to democracy through mass disinformation campaigns. ETH Zurich researchers warn of AI's increasing use for manipulation.

German citizens saving for retirement with ETFs heavily invest in US tech giants like Amazon and Google. This reliance on Silicon Valley firms raises ethical questions about profiting from their growth.