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EU AI Act: Enforcement challenges and regulatory debates

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Latest: AI technology faces new phishing scams and digital watermarking developments

The enforcement of the EU AI Act is facing increasing scrutiny regarding risk assessment and enforcement mechanisms. While the regulation categorizes applications into four risk levels, practical difficulties persist in

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Norway smart glasses privacy and regulation debate

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Latest: Norway proposes temporary ban on AI smart glasses in public spaces

Norway is addressing privacy and security concerns regarding wearable technology, specifically smart glasses equipped with artificial intelligence, cameras, and microphones. In late August, Digitalization Minister Karian

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AI transparency regulations and US Super Intelligence policy

18 clusters · 500 sources · last updated

Latest: Trump declares ‘Artificial Intelligence’ users ‘enemies’ of the White House

As of October 2026, the United States has shifted its policy approach following an executive order titled ‘Inaugurating the Era of Super Intelligence’. President Donald Trump established the Super Intelligence Force (SIF

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European digital sovereignty and AI dependency concerns

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Latest: European companies seek digital sovereignty via local IT solutions

Discussions regarding Europe’s digital sovereignty have evolved from concerns over innovation and bureaucracy to broader strategic and geopolitical dependencies. Initially, the focus centered on the digital transformatio

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Meta Smart Glasses: Privacy Backlash and AI Pivot

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Latest: Meta plans camera-free smart glasses to address privacy concerns

Legal and privacy challenges against Meta’s smart glasses are intensifying. In the United States, a proposed class-action lawsuit alleges the devices captured sensitive footage—including nudity and bathroom use—to assist

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