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The Google and Bing search engines and another 17 online platforms will have to conform to a set of new obligations under the Digital Services Act, the EU Commission announced Tuesday.

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When it comes to ensuring AI risk management policies become pillars of global AI governance, deepening collaboration between the EU and the U.S. is crucial.

The Apple AppStore, five Alphabet subsidiaries, two Meta platform units, two Microsoft businesses and Twitter are among the 18 U.S. companies subject to the new landmark EU online content rules issued today. Considering that only two on the full EU list are not American, its as clear as day that the EUs Digital Services Act is targeting U.S. companies.

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The newly introduced European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT) is EU's first center focused on researching how big corporations use (or abuse) algorithms to amass their ungodly...

Euro leaders officially opened the European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT) on Tuesday, an institution that will support the regulation of social…

ECAT sharpens its clawsThe EU has opened a new dedicated research unit to support oversight of large platforms under the bloc's flagship Digital S...

The EU has inaugurated the European Centre for Algorithmic Transparency (ECAT), a specialised research unit aiding in the regulation of major digital platforms....

The EU is working to crack the algorithms of Big Tech companies. The European Center for Algorithmic Transparency in Seville is meant to aid with the task. Will the center help reduce online hate speech and propaganda?