AI Can’t Judge Your Paper: EU Updates Guidelines on Peer Review and AI Agents
These draw on established research integrity frameworks, including the European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity.
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EU Turns the Tables on Big Tech Over Children’s Safety
The EU KIDS Act now proposes a framework focused on age restrictions, parental supervision and greater responsibility for online service ...
Children Under 13 Could Be Barred From Social Media Under New EU Plan
For noncompliance, the proposal includes expedited enforcement procedures under which the Commission should conclude investigations within 90 days.
European Commission Fines Google €890 Million for DMA Breaches
The two decisions followed a detailed investigation that included feedback from market participants and extensive dialogue with Google.
EU Faces Criticism Over Surveillance Technology Exports to Rights Violators
Human Rights Watch argues that the current framework is failing to provide effective oversight.
Age Verification App Set for Rollout as EU Tightens Child Protection Online
The new age verification app is expected to help address these risks by ensuring that children cannot easily access age-inappropriate ...
A Compromised Tool Opened the Door to a 91GB European Commission Data Leak
The European Commission cloud breach is not just about one incident or one tool. It reflects a deeper issue.
30% of Retailers Fail to Show Accurate Discounts, EU Probe Reveals
The conversation around Black Friday discounts is ultimately about trust.
Snapchat Faces EU Child Safety Probe Under Digital Services Act
Reporting mechanisms for illegal content are also part of the Digital Services Act child protection investigation.
Europe Moves to Ban AI Nudification Tools Under Updated AI Act
As generative AI tools continue to evolve rapidly, the debate around how they should be regulated is far from over.
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