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An unexplained appeals-court order shields xAI from Minnesota's nudify-tool ban, while the narrower federal TAKE IT DOWN Act already covers the harm.
2026-10-31Roskomnadzor's draft would identify children on social networks and cap under-14 online time, but publicly reported deta...
As Immaculate Kassait's single term ends, Kenya's PSC has shortlisted 13 candidates. The appointment will shape how prop...
Berlin is softening EnEfG data-centre limits while building a risk-based NIS2 registry. Credible, measurable rules shoul...
Switzerland's e-ID won a 50.4% vote and slipped to 2027 for security work. With no app mandate, adoption depends on trus...
SDAIA's new Data and AI Training Program Standards Framework favours skills over statutes. That suits innovation, provid...
The PDPC's non-binding AI guidance accepts legitimate interest for training data and demotes consent, a pragmatic line t...
The Bundesrat wants a statutory direct-employment rule for food-delivery couriers in Germany's platform work law. The EU...
KMCC fined Google and Apple 63.7 billion won over forced payments, a 26% fee on alternatives and slow reviews. Fee level...
The 29 October order sets a compensation floor for digital arrest victims when bank failures enabled the fraud. The RBI'...
Leaked 'AI on Australian Terms' slides float opt-out training rules that contradict the October 2025 pledge. Clear licen...
A precautionary shutdown after a critical PHP flaw shows the gap is operational, not statutory. South Africa should fix ...
IPCO's 2025 report says GCHQ cannot account for thousands of storage devices, and flawed target discovery led to five co...
The Commission's 27 October Frontex proposal gives a border agency a social media monitoring centre and priority takedow...
The Dutch DPA has opened an AI directorate, but it still has no legal power to enforce the AI Act. The delay is costing ...
A new wrongful-death suit against OpenAI pairs a plausible failure-to-warn theory with an unauthorized-practice-of-medic...
India's data law has no journalism carve-out. With the Supreme Court hearing publishers on 17 November, the fix belongs ...
CAC's July–August 2026 filing release lists 124 new generative AI services, showing how China's algorithm registry works...
Quad9 will leave France on 24 November after a Paris court penalised it for not blocking tennis-piracy domains. The law'...
A court fined editor Lina Attalah EGP 3 million and ordered Mada Masr closed for lacking a licence its applications neve...
As ANPD becomes a full regulator and ECA Digital enforcer, EFF urges privacy-first age checks. Inclusion for disabled an...
Anthropic's warning on self-replicating AI on IoT devices tests Section 230's limit: it shields third-party content, not...
Vietnam's draft e-ID law would turn a decree-based system into statute and extend identity to objects and data. The priv...
The IEC's gazetted code makes parties label AI-generated content and report disinformation within 36 hours. It shows how...
The Balanant bill lets Arcom compel usage data, set remuneration and fine up to 1% of turnover. The data duty is defensi...