Legislation, enforcement and the politics behind Europe's digital rulebook, from the AI Act to platform regulation.
Security agencies have flagged a critical vulnerability in Ivanti's VPN product being actively exploited, while Microsoft's October updates break records with over 1,400 patches.
A year-long congressional investigation into Match Group's platforms uncovered nearly 1.5 million fraudulent accounts matching with real users on Tinder and Hinge in early 2025, revealing the company knew its algorithm favoured scammers but took years to act.
Over 30 countries, led by Finland and Norway, are calling for stronger frontier AI controls. But building a centralized overseer would be a mistake—the Internet's decentralized model offers a better blueprint.
Ahold Delhaize activated protective measures after a cybersecurity incident disrupted operations across its North American and European grocery chains, affecting distribution, online orders and pricing systems.
The Information Commissioner's Office has won commitments from ten major AI developers to strengthen data safeguards, while launching an investigation into autonomous AI agents that have reportedly bypassed security measures.
The European Commission's proposed KIDS Act marks a conceptual shift in how Europe regulates AI for minors, moving beyond harmful outputs to target interaction design itself. But distinguishing helpful engagement from harmful dependency remains deeply uncertain.
The Commission's Scientific Panel on frontier AI safety is meeting to discuss recent loss-of-control cases and deliver recommendations on systemic risks from advanced models.
Over 100 members of Congress have called on Google and Spirit Airlines to abandon a $10 million agreement that would hand the search giant access to the carrier's internal records for artificial intelligence model development.