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EU Data Regulators Push for Strict Ban on Facial Recognition in Public Spaces

European data protection authorities officially call for a complete ban on facial recognition technology in public areas due to severe privacy risks.

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European Data Watchdogs Push for Total Ban on Public AI Facial Recognition

EU data protection agencies call for an outright ban on AI-driven facial recognition and other biometric tracking in public spaces due to severe privacy risks.

UK and EU Launch Coordinated Antitrust Probes Into Facebook

British and European regulators open simultaneous competition investigations into Facebook over allegations that the social network unfairly uses advertising data to boost its own services.

UK and EU Launch Coordinated Antitrust Probes Into Facebook's Ad Data Practices

European regulators open dual antitrust investigations to determine if Facebook unfairly leverages advertising data to compete in classified ads and online dating markets. The coordinated scrutiny poses a heightened legal risk for the social media giant.

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EU Artificial Intelligence Act Demands New Assurance Ecosystem

The European Commission introduces a risk-based AI Act to regulate technology across the EU, highlighting an urgent need for a robust AI assurance ecosystem to ensure trust and compliance.

EU Opens Antitrust Probe Into Facebook's Use of Advertiser Data

The European Commission launches a formal investigation to determine if Facebook unfairly uses data from rival advertisers to boost its own Marketplace service.

EU Unveils Sweeping Risk-Based AI Regulation With Strict Bans

The European Commission introduces a comprehensive AI regulation that applies to global providers and bans manipulative or exploitative practices. The framework utilizes a cautious, risk-based approach to protect fundamental rights.

EU Proposes Sweeping Risk-Based AI Regulation With Strict Bans

The European Commission unveils a comprehensive AI regulation that uses a risk-based approach to govern artificial intelligence across various sectors. The proposal prohibits four specific harmful AI practices, including subliminal manipulation and social scoring by public authorities.

European Commission Proposes First Legal Framework for Artificial Intelligence

The EU introduces a groundbreaking AI regulation that categorizes technology risks into four levels to ensure user safety and boost global competitiveness.

Europe Enacts World's First Comprehensive AI Regulation Framework

The European Union implements the AI Act, a pioneering legal framework that categorizes artificial intelligence by risk levels to ensure safe and trustworthy technology. The regulation bans harmful practices while supporting innovation across the continent.

Europe Leads Global AI Regulation with New Risk-Based Framework

The European Union implements the world's first comprehensive legal framework for artificial intelligence, categorizing systems by risk to ensure safety and protect fundamental rights.

Europe Enacts World's First Comprehensive AI Regulation

The European Union implements a landmark risk-based legal framework for artificial intelligence to ensure safety and protect fundamental rights. The legislation categorizes AI systems by threat level and bans practices that pose unacceptable dangers to citizens.

Europe Enacts World's First Comprehensive AI Regulation

The European Union implements the AI Act, a pioneering legal framework that classifies artificial intelligence by risk levels to protect citizens. This landmark regulation bans harmful AI practices while promoting trustworthy innovation across the continent.

Search Rivals Urge EU to Fix Google's Flawed Android Choice Screen

Five search competitors tell the European Commission that Google's pay-to-play Android choice screen fails to fix antitrust issues. They request a joint meeting to design a fair remedy that does not favor wealthy corporations over privacy-focused alternatives.