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Europe Daily News, the latest policy and legal developments in the European Union

The use of facial recognition technology is becoming increasingly common in public spaces in Europe as CCTV is now used for a variety of purposes, from traffic

APRA is set to meet Westpac next month to get a better understanding of its AI use and risk mitigation.

Using the system for “facilitated collection” of data would incur changes in the Intelligence Act, which was heavily criticized by the Police Security Service... 15.09.2022, Sputnik International

After the EU Apple visit, a new European office in San Francisco was opened. Here's the main goal of the new EU office.

A rising Disney-backed AI virtual character maker closes million-dollar funding. Here's what you need to know about Inworld AI.

China and the European Union have both moved to create comprehensive artificial intelligence policy. U.S. policymakers should move forward the AI Bill of Rights to keep pace.

AI is said to ruin lives, but Europe is not letting that happen. Artificial Intelligence is one of the leading technologies in the world, but there are certain risks and dangers it poses for everyone that will use it or the systems that depend on it, according to experts.

Uncovering an extensive espionage operation infecting dozens of Thai pro-democracy campaigners with NSO Group's Pegasus spyware.

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) technology opens new risks for human rights, including for people and communities targeted for discrimination and marginalisation. Access Now advocates for AI regulations based on internationally recognised human rights principles. Below is a summary of our proposed amendments to the draft EU AI Act and a timeline of our related commentary and recommendations.