The European Union has taken a step in the digital era by finalizing a legal framework for regulating artificial intelligence (AI). This development emerged after intense negotiations spanning 37 hours involving the European Parliament and EU member states. The deal,
A U.S. government analysis has reportedly raised concerns about the European Union’s (EU) upcoming AI law, warning that it could hamper investment in the emerging technology and favor large AI companies over smaller rivals. In previously undisclosed documents, the U.S.
OpenAI secretly lobbied the European Union (EU) to weaken large parts of its AI Act in order to reduce the company’s regulatory burden, according to a report from Time. In public, meanwhile, CEO Sam Altman travelled the world calling for
The European Parliament, the main legislative body of the European Union (EU), approved a proposed law that would regulate AI, making the 27-nation bloc possibly the first major economic power to put in place comprehensive rules for the technology. The
China-owned video sharing platform TikTok has been hit with a fine of $15.9 million by the UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), reported the BBC. ByteDance’s widely popular social platform is having a tough time, as it’s on the verge of a
Video-sharing platform TikTok has faced ongoing restrictions in Western countries – and the trend seems set to continue. Owned by Chinese tech giant ByteDance, TikTok has been accused of posing a threat to privacy, collecting users’ information and handing it
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