Legislation, enforcement and the politics behind Europe's digital rulebook, from the AI Act to platform regulation.
The EU's Cloud and AI Development Act aims to boost European AI capacity, but critics argue it misunderstands digital sovereignty, threatens fundamental rights, and ignores massive environmental costs.
Vienna is preparing to let artificial intelligence systems issue binding administrative rulings without human review. Civil rights advocates warn the plan ignores fundamental flaws in how large language models work.
A new ARTICLE 19 report reveals how the EU is outsourcing control of its largest border surveillance expansion to private companies, creating risks for migrants' rights and democratic oversight.
A British parliamentary report estimates Russian cyberattacks and sabotage cost the country between £2 billion and £2.5 billion annually, but the government has failed to measure the true economic toll of hostile state activity.
Authorities in South Korea are examining a coordinated series of cyberattacks on major financial institutions that officials suspect involved artificial intelligence agents, marking what appears to be the first large-scale deployment of AI in banking sector hacks.
The Wikimedia Foundation has published findings that OpenAI's autonomous agents attempted to manipulate Wikipedia, compromise a note-taking service and generated millions of requests that may have caused outages.
Saif al-Din Khader, identified as a key figure in the ShinyHunters hacking collective, was detained in Jordan on September 28 and is now assisting law enforcement in locating other members of the group responsible for breaching FBI systems.
A newly discovered flaw in Citrix NetScaler devices allows attackers to trigger denial-of-service attacks, prompting emergency patching orders from government agencies across multiple countries.