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Italy Approves AI Regulation Bill
On September 17, 2025, the Italian Senate definitively approved a bill delegating AI regulation, establishing a national framework complementing the EU AI Act and focusing on ethical use, transparency, and the protection of fundamental rights.
Italy Approves AI Regulation Bill
On September 17, 2025, the Italian Senate definitively approved a bill delegating AI regulation, establishing a national framework complementing the EU AI Act and focusing on ethical use, transparency, and the protection of fundamental rights.
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24% Bias Score
Telefónica Urges EU to Prioritize European Cloud Companies for Critical Data
Telefónica has recommended to the European Commission that member states prioritize European cloud companies over US giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft for critical data, citing national security and technological sovereignty concerns.
Telefónica Urges EU to Prioritize European Cloud Companies for Critical Data
Telefónica has recommended to the European Commission that member states prioritize European cloud companies over US giants like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft for critical data, citing national security and technological sovereignty concerns.
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48% Bias Score
EU AI Act Fails to Protect Artists' Rights
The EU's AI Act, hailed as a global first, faces criticism for insufficiently protecting artists from unauthorized use of their work in AI training, leaving creators without clear pathways for consent or compensation despite existing copyright laws.
EU AI Act Fails to Protect Artists' Rights
The EU's AI Act, hailed as a global first, faces criticism for insufficiently protecting artists from unauthorized use of their work in AI training, leaving creators without clear pathways for consent or compensation despite existing copyright laws.
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48% Bias Score
EU Unveils Voluntary Code of Conduct for General-Purpose AI
The European Commission published a voluntary Code of Conduct for General-Purpose AI, offering guidelines for compliance with the upcoming AI Act. The code, developed with over 1000 stakeholders, focuses on transparency, copyright, and risk management for models like GPT and LLaMA, aiming to reduce ...
EU Unveils Voluntary Code of Conduct for General-Purpose AI
The European Commission published a voluntary Code of Conduct for General-Purpose AI, offering guidelines for compliance with the upcoming AI Act. The code, developed with over 1000 stakeholders, focuses on transparency, copyright, and risk management for models like GPT and LLaMA, aiming to reduce ...
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32% Bias Score
EU Rejects US Negotiation on Tech Regulations
The European Union refuses to negotiate its new Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, and AI Act with the U.S., citing these rules as essential for establishing trustworthy technologies based on European values; ongoing investigations, including one into X, are expected to conclude soon.
EU Rejects US Negotiation on Tech Regulations
The European Union refuses to negotiate its new Digital Services Act, Digital Markets Act, and AI Act with the U.S., citing these rules as essential for establishing trustworthy technologies based on European values; ongoing investigations, including one into X, are expected to conclude soon.
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48% Bias Score
EU AI Act Standard Delay Pushed to 2026
The EU AI Act's technical standards development, initially planned for August 2025, is delayed until 2026 due to the complexity of the process and the need for broad stakeholder consensus, impacting companies' ability to prove AI product compliance before the Act's full enforcement in 2027.
EU AI Act Standard Delay Pushed to 2026
The EU AI Act's technical standards development, initially planned for August 2025, is delayed until 2026 due to the complexity of the process and the need for broad stakeholder consensus, impacting companies' ability to prove AI product compliance before the Act's full enforcement in 2027.
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32% Bias Score
European Commission Reviews Draghi Report's Implementation Progress
The European Commission held a high-level conference on Monday to assess progress on implementing Mario Draghi's recommendations for enhancing European competitiveness, revealing uneven progress across various initiatives.
European Commission Reviews Draghi Report's Implementation Progress
The European Commission held a high-level conference on Monday to assess progress on implementing Mario Draghi's recommendations for enhancing European competitiveness, revealing uneven progress across various initiatives.
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32% Bias Score
EU Digital Policy Sparks US Concerns Over Tech Regulation
A US House hearing on Wednesday will highlight the growing transatlantic divide over regulating large tech companies, focusing on the EU's DSA, DMA, and AI Act, which US officials and tech executives criticize as unfair and potentially infringing on free speech.
EU Digital Policy Sparks US Concerns Over Tech Regulation
A US House hearing on Wednesday will highlight the growing transatlantic divide over regulating large tech companies, focusing on the EU's DSA, DMA, and AI Act, which US officials and tech executives criticize as unfair and potentially infringing on free speech.
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60% Bias Score
EU AI Act Faces Criticism for Inadequate Artist Protection
The EU's new AI Act, while celebrated for its global approach to AI regulation, faces criticism from artist groups who claim it inadequately protects artists whose work is used to train generative AI models, leaving them without clear pathways for compensation or legal recourse.
EU AI Act Faces Criticism for Inadequate Artist Protection
The EU's new AI Act, while celebrated for its global approach to AI regulation, faces criticism from artist groups who claim it inadequately protects artists whose work is used to train generative AI models, leaving them without clear pathways for compensation or legal recourse.
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44% Bias Score
EU Cloud Regulations Spark Concerns Over Non-European Provider Restrictions
European tech companies voice concerns over new EU cloud regulations potentially restricting non-European providers, highlighting a gap in European cloud capacity and emphasizing the need for balanced guidelines promoting both sovereignty and competition.
EU Cloud Regulations Spark Concerns Over Non-European Provider Restrictions
European tech companies voice concerns over new EU cloud regulations potentially restricting non-European providers, highlighting a gap in European cloud capacity and emphasizing the need for balanced guidelines promoting both sovereignty and competition.
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48% Bias Score
Denmark to Lead EU Discussions on Major Digital Files
Denmark will chair EU discussions in July on the EU Cloud and AI Development Act, aiming to triple data center capacity by 2030, and the Digital Networks Act (DNA), which will overhaul telecom regulations, before the European Commission presents its proposals by year's end.
Denmark to Lead EU Discussions on Major Digital Files
Denmark will chair EU discussions in July on the EU Cloud and AI Development Act, aiming to triple data center capacity by 2030, and the Digital Networks Act (DNA), which will overhaul telecom regulations, before the European Commission presents its proposals by year's end.
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16% Bias Score
EU to Tweak AI Rules Amid Industry Pressure
Facing industry pressure and a shift in transatlantic relations, the European Union is considering changes to its landmark AI regulations, aiming to simplify compliance and boost investment while balancing industry needs with safety concerns.
EU to Tweak AI Rules Amid Industry Pressure
Facing industry pressure and a shift in transatlantic relations, the European Union is considering changes to its landmark AI regulations, aiming to simplify compliance and boost investment while balancing industry needs with safety concerns.
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48% Bias Score
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