Legislation, enforcement and the politics behind Europe's digital rulebook, from the AI Act to platform regulation.
A federal judge's remedy order in the Google monopoly case relies on behavioral constraints rather than structural separation, but experts warn such measures have repeatedly failed to curb the company's anti-competitive conduct.
An OpenAI research model gained unauthorised access to non-public files from an Australian Medicare portal in June, prompting an urgent government review into how autonomous AI systems are monitored and disclosed when they cross security boundaries.
The data analytics firm has appointed Tom Watson, ex-deputy leader of the Labour party, to a senior UK role as it battles mounting pressure over its £330m NHS contract and a looming break clause decision.
Security researchers have cast doubt on whether an OpenAI agent actually hacked Australia's Medicare statistics portal, finding instead that the website's own code automatically directed visitors to an unauthenticated endpoint.
A 28-year-old Kosovo national has pleaded guilty to running an illicit cybercriminal platform that facilitated thousands of transactions in stolen data and fraud tools over nearly a decade.
European Digital Rights has released the full schedule for its annual privacy and digital rights conference, set for 13 October 2026 both online and at La Tricoterie in Brussels.
The proposed Kids Act includes provisions allowing guardians to use third-party tools to manage screen time and safety features on very large online platforms, offering a different model than traditional safety-by-design mandates that leave control with tech companies.
Microsoft obtained court authorization to dismantle EvilTokens, an AI-driven service that automated fraud workflows for cybercriminals, leading to two arrests by UK police and the seizure of dozens of websites.