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EU lawmakers find it difficult to unanimously agree on how to regulate AI systems like ChatGPT and keep it in check

Generative AI: After two years of negotiations, the bill was approved by the European parliament in June. The draft AI rules now need to be agreed through meetings between representatives of the European Parliament, the Council and the European Commission.

We think it’s a mistake to assume that Asia will begin to wean itself off of coal-fired power as the US and Europe have begun to do.

Brussels has broken new ground by fast-tracking legislation to help pool resources through joint procurement while ramping up investments in the bloc's defence industry, such as the European Defence Industry Reinforcement via Joint Procurement Act (EDIRPA) and the Act in Support of Ammunition Production (ASAP).

Towson University leaders said they are seeing more applications to the College of Education, which is sparking hope amid teacher shortages.

The EU should take Ukraine’s military needs into account as it determines the future strategy of Europe’s defence industry, EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said yesterday.

The new van will not be able to replace current shuttle services, because it is not wheelchair accessible.

Smart Devices: Manufacturers will have to assess the cybersecurity risks of their products, provide declarations of conformity and take appropriate action to fix problems during the expected lifetime of the product or for a period of at least five years.

An EU official was reported to have made the claim this week.

On this World AIDS Day, the HIV landscape looks a lot different than it did on the first WAD in 1988. But more needs to be done. Community organizations can help.