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Brussels adopted a proposal barring under-13s from social media and capping teen accounts, but its own comparators show enforcement, not the age line, is the hard problem.
2026-09-18Canada and Germany are giving Yoshua Bengio's LawZero up to $300M CAD to build AI safety tools, choosing direct funding ...
The Federal Council appointed Fabiola Gianotti to lead the 2027 Geneva AI Summit, doubling down on sector-specific rules...
NTRA prosecuted four telecoms over fraudulent SIM registrations, then mandated biometric data collection that 19 rights ...
SDAIA's push for human oversight, kill-switches, and a Riyadh-based UNESCO ethics hub signals Saudi Arabia moving from A...
Beijing's crackdown removed 5.61 million AI posts and penalized 49,000 accounts — legitimate targets, adjudicated with z...
ComCom's record CHF 854.7m reserve price and bidding caps aim to preserve competition among Swisscom, Sunrise and Salt —...
A Mexican tribunal will decide Aug. 6, 2026 whether Artículo 19's challenge to the mandatory biometric ID and interconne...
CAC's Sept. 1 multi-channel distribution rules bundle vague 'social antagonism' bans with real fraud fixes, handing plat...
CAC's revised draft folds algorithm recommendation rules into a 94-article internet law, mixing a real opt-out right wit...
Gobind Singh Deo says the draft AI Governance Bill is complete and heading to Cabinet, with the AI Malaysia enforcement ...
Ankara blocked more accounts for vague 'psychological operations' claims than for actual terror links.
Bill C-22 lets Canadian police demand subscriber data without a warrant and reaches EU firms, but its anti-backdoor clau...
Tender RFB 3286-2026 requires facial-matching in police cameras, but South Africa has no statute on activation, access, ...
The Competition Commission recommended unconditional approval of Main Street 2156's acquisition of Vantage's JNB11 data ...
Italy's privacy regulator says a decree letting police preemptively store biometric data from crowds breaches the EU AI ...
Egypt jailed writer Ahmed Douma for 'false news' over prison-conditions writing, despite a constitutional ban on custodi...
CAC and the Ministry of Public Security ease PIPL duties for entities handling under 100,000 people's data, mirroring ex...
POTRAZ's September 2026 inspection drive enforces a real privacy law, but flat licensing fees and presidential control o...
Singapore's Scams Bill lets police freeze accounts and platforms auto-remove content at machine speed — the tradeoff onl...
FCCPC's inquiry into Uber's abrupt Nigeria exit is a legitimate consumer-protection check, not a license to punish marke...
The DPC's HSE fine will actually get collected quickly, unlike most of the €4bn in penalties it has levied on Big Tech s...
Bakom's proposal to link social media to KTP or phone numbers targets real fraud losses but risks chilling speech under ...
ETH Zurich and EPFL's multimodal Apertus 1.5 makes the case for public, auditable AI — even as Bern still leans on Micro...
By end of 2026, Thales alone will hold the encryption keys to Google's German cloud — a contractual fix that beats force...