Palantir CEO says Berlin’s distrust of battlefield software is misplaced
“I don’t understand how Germany believes it can afford this,” says CEO Alex Karp.
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EU social media ban could come this summer, von der Leyen says
Commission chief says EU can learn from “pioneer” Australia in imposing minimum age for social media.
Why Estonia is gambling on AI in schools
Education and Research Minister Kristina Kallas is leading a pioneering effort to train students to use artificial intelligence.
EUCOmaxxing: Influencers to be invited to EU summits
YouTubers and TikTokers would be granted access under a Council pilot scheme.
OpenAI offers EU access to new AI hacking model
European cyber and AI authorities in past weeks failed to gain access to superhacking AI, causing anxiety among officials.
China is going dark to develop its own Mythos, German cyber chief fears
Several Chinese providers have recently stopped updating previously open AI models, which could indicate companies are moving…
The far right’s crusade against French cinema
French filmmakers fear a National Rally victory in next year’s presidential election will bring seismic changes to their industry.
Von der Leyen, Hillary Clinton back new push to childproof AI
New Youth AI Safety Institute plans to rate AI products based on how kids-friendly they are.
Sovereignty push shouldn’t disrupt tech supply chains, EU innovation chief warns
Some in the U.S. still see value in working with European tech talent, Ekaterina Zaharieva says.
EU agreement on US trade deal within reach, says top lawmaker
“I guess there will be a conclusion at the next meeting,” says German MEP Bernd Lange.
Lawmakers, industry push EU to move faster on AI rule cuts
Thursday’s deal leaves some lawmakers and lobby groups dissatisfied.
EU clinches deal to roll back AI restrictions
Deal marks first significant delay of digital rules amid pressure from the U.S.
Belgium urges EU to save industry by getting tough on China
On returning from China, Foreign Minister Maxime Prévot warns the EU will become a “coalition of frogs” unless it embraces a…
European industry fears ‘back door’ for US in cloud law
A technical formula on what counts as sovereign is prompting fierce reaction.
EU must go beyond ‘binary yes or no ban’ on social media, top official says
Decisionmakers tell POLITICO that social media ban for kids is ‘not the simple route.’
Germany set to secure win for industry in AI talks
Exemption for industry would mark a dramatic departure from law’s initial setup.
A runaway tycoon and millions in crypto: Polish scandal stokes Tusk-Nawrocki…
Escalating battle over regulation fuels acrimony between Poland’s center-right prime minister and its nationalist president.
Cloud law will stop Europe becoming tech ‘colony,’ Commission official says
The fresh comments suggest Brussels plans to take a tough approach to wean the continent off foreign technology.
US firms could face exclusion under new EU cyber bill, lead lawmaker says
“I can see the Cybersecurity Act having an impact on U.S. companies if they don’t oblige by the rules,” says Czech Pirate MEP…
Key EU clash looms over Trump trade deal
The U.S. president’s threat to hike tariffs on European autos supports the judgment of a majority of EU lawmakers that he can’t…
EU pressure builds on Anthropic over Mythos hacking risks
Officials are losing patience over lack of access to superhacking model.
PornHub lets UK Apple users back on its platform
PornHub partially blocked access for U.K. users in January over concerns about the Online Safety Act.
Europe’s laws ‘ill-equipped’ to deal with superhacking AI, lawmakers warn
EU cyber agency ENISA needs access to Mythos to scrutinize the risks, lawmakers said.
UK seeks access to EU’s €5B tech scale-up fund
Ursula von der Leyen and Keir Starmer announce that negotiations are set to commence.
France and Spain want space reserved for EU firms in satellite frequencies
Brussels and EU capitals are mulling restrictions on non-EU players.