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House Republicans are proposing new actions on the federal debt limit. What did House Speaker Kevin McCarthy say ...

Peter Vandermeersch, the CEO of Mediahuis Ireland, which publishes this newspaper, recently told RTÉ Radio 1 he was not worried about the likely disappearance of printed newspapers within this decade as journalism was no longer dependent on paper.

How America, China and Europe want to regulate A.I.

People assumed that it would be years before AI bots would steal their jobs. Well, not quite. A marketing and advertising agency in China has replaced its copywriters and designers with ChatGPT, Stable Diffusion and other AI tools.

Members of the European Parliament closed several critical parts of the AI regulation at a political meeting on Thursday (13 April), but the prohibited uses of AI could potentially divide the house.

"A challenge that European democracies are totally unprepared for." That was the reaction of one MEP to images that recently went viral on social media. The pictures, generated by artificial intelligence,…

A new campaign #ProtectNotSurveil is calling on EU institutions and MS to ensure that the Artificial Intelligence Act protects the rights of all people, including migrants. Rights advocates are concerned that from lie detectors to scanning drones, the EU is building a vast and powerful web of surveillance and tracking at European borders and beyond. These technologies are tested first on people on the move and racialised communities who find it harder to fight back and challenge them.

The IDPA’s decision to ban ChatGPT could set a precedent for other countries or regions to follow.

In truth EU lawmakers are in the dark about what to do. At a recent lunch with senior Brussels lawmakers and industry representatives, civil society voices asked whether it all could be stopped. The answer? It could only go faster.

The social network's owner talks about bots, blue checks and why he went ahead with the $44 billion acquisition.