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We are delighted to present our view of the most important developments in EU digital market regulation. We present our perspective on those developments as a snapshot of the current...

As AI adoption grows, enterprises should prioritize EGI over generic AI. Focusing on explainability, auditability, controllability and reliability is crucial.

Law students from the European Union are reporting for JURIST on law-related events in and affecting the European Union and its member states. Ciara Dinneny is JURIST’s European Bureau Chief and a tra...

Keep apprised of these trends, and others that emerge, to learn how to make this powerful technology work for your company.

ISACA's recent Digital Trust World conference in Dublin, Ireland, featured timely expert insights on digital trust, artificial intelligence, security, risk, digital ethics, and more.

A workshop by the ASU Law School covered key insights about soft law governance of AI applications. Heres a guided tour of what was presented and what you need to know.

Scientists who rushed to develop COVID-19 vaccines in 2020 could not have predicted that when they were ready for widespread use in 2022 there would be protests against vaccination across Europe. Such was the volume of disinformation about COVID-19 vaccines and the pandemic writ large, that Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, director general of the World Health Organization labelled it an “infodemic”.

Governments around the world find themselves confronted with pressing challenges presented by artificial intelligence (AI), with one of the major questions being how to regulate generative AI systems like ChatGPT. The technologies are developing at lightning speed and the interests of the companies behind the AI are predominantly commercial.

A new code of conduct is set to govern how AI is developed in Canada. But it's voluntary, and despite immediate support from big players in the business, there are also concerns it could stifle innovation and the ability to compete with companies based outside of Canada.

Ahead of the Global Summit on Artificial Intelligence Safety from November 1 to 2, the United Kingdom needs to bring its AI policy back in line with the values of freedom, democracy, and rule of law.