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ai rules: Southeast Asia eyes hands-off AI rules, defying EU ambitions - Vimarsana News

ai rules: Southeast Asia eyes hands-off AI rules, defying EU ambitions

Southeast Asian countries are taking a more business-friendly approach to regulating artificial intelligence (AI) compared to the European Union (EU). The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has drafted a "guide to AI ethics and governance," which asks companies to consider cultural differences and does not prescribe risk categories.

WhatsApp: WhatsApp working on 'chat interoperability' to comply with new EU rules - Vimarsana News

WhatsApp: WhatsApp working on 'chat interoperability' to comply with new EU rules

The new feature will offer users the ability to communicate with each other using different apps.

musk: Elon Musk says Twitter, rebranded X, 'working hard' to meet EU rules - Vimarsana News

musk: Elon Musk says Twitter, rebranded X, 'working hard' to meet EU rules

'We are working hard on this,' Musk posted on X.

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Google ads: Google vows more transparency on ads as new EU rules kick in - Vimarsana News

Google ads: Google vows more transparency on ads as new EU rules kick in

The DSA will go into effect on Friday and requires companies to do more to tackle child sexual abuse material and disinformation, be more transparent on their algorithmic processes, bots and targeted advertisements and to remove illegal, unsafe or counterfeit products sold on their platforms.

TikTok unveils changes to meet tough new EU rules - Vimarsana News

TikTok unveils changes to meet tough new EU rules

BRUSSELS, Aug 4: Video-sharing platform TikTok announced Friday changes to meet strict EU rules including allowing European users to turn off the addictive feature that shows content based on their interests. Under the new rules, internet giants will be forced to take stronger action on data privacy, child protection, disinformation and hate speech.