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New European Union rules governing artificial intelligence (AI) will put compliance obligations on automated facial recognition (AFR) used in some regtech applications, particularly...

Greens/EFA priorities for the plenary week included the Biodiversity and Agenda 2030 report, EU solutions to the rise of energy prices, artificial intelligence (AI) in criminal law and biometric surveillance, RRF recovery plans, a report on EU-US Relations, the European Health Preparedness and Response Agency (HERA), the Pandora Papers.

Based on the work of the Forum's Responsible Use of Technology project here are 3 future trends to look out for in the ethical use of technology.

The EU Parliament passed a resolution in favour of a complete ban on mass surveillance of citizens and predictive policing on October 7.

MEPs also said private facial recognition databases like Clearview AI should be prohibited..

The European Parliament has backed a ban on facial recognition tools and biometric mass surveillance tech, after appeals from numerous groups.

Euralarm recently released a Position Paper on the EC proposal for a Regulation on Artificial Intelligence. The Position Paper follows some informal discussions with DG CONNECT and contains proposals...

The campaign for a ban on the controversial deployment of facialrecognition systems in public spaces is gaining supporters: The EuropeanParliament’s Rapporteur on the upcoming AI Act, Brando Benifei, lastnight spoke out for a ban at a high-level panel debate featuring theaward winning director of ‘Coded Bias’, Shalini Kantayya; MEP andrapporteur on the upcoming Artificial Intelligence […]

As part of the EU’s strategic autonomy, the concept of technological sovereignty has risen in importance. What steps can Europe take to grow its technological capacity?

Diego Naranjo We are living in an era of Big Tech dominance, which has issued in an economy described by Shoshana Zuboff as ‘surveillance capitalism’. Much needs to change for the digital world to respect citizens’ rights, instead of catering only to ever-expanding greed. The European Union—as other regulatory global regions—is set to change the status quo by proposing a set of new laws and rules. These attempt, on the one hand, to reform the way in which online platforms can be held...