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Learn what invisible watermarks are in AI, how they work, and why they matter for digital transparency and regulation compliance.
Learn about AI transparency - why Europe is implementing new rules requiring AI use to be clearly labeled, and how this impacts daily digital interactions.
The European Commission has exempted wearable devices from battery rules requiring user-replaceable batteries, clearing a major hurdle for Meta's smart glasses and potentially affecting Nintendo's EU console launch.
Europe is implementing new regulations targeting loot boxes in video games, aiming to protect minors from gambling-like mechanics. The move could cost the industry billions in lost revenue and reshape global gaming practices.
Proton's Lumo 2.0 chatbot offers a privacy-first alternative to mainstream AI assistants by never training on user data, aligning with EU data protection standards.
Microsoft plans to charge $30 for Windows 10 security updates after October 2027, but European users may avoid the fee due to EU regulations. Alternative workarounds exist for other regions.
Tesla is under fire for providing misleading safety data to European regulators in its bid to expand Full Self-Driving capabilities. Independent researchers have criticized the company's self-published statistics as potentially deceptive.
European tech founders are warning that fragmented digital regulations are slowing innovation and global competitiveness. An event in Amsterdam will explore these challenges and potential solutions.
Corti launches a no-equity accelerator for healthcare AI startups, offering access to its Symphony model and regulatory support amid rising EU AI regulations.
A new EU age-verification app can be hacked in just two minutes, exposing fundamental security flaws. This incident underscores broader cybersecurity vulnerabilities affecting major companies and digital platforms.
