The EU and national authorities began enforcing the Artificial Intelligence Act on 2 August, as well as new transparency rules requiring certain AI systems to tell users when they are interacting with AI and when content has been generated or altered by it.
The European Commission has fined Google a total of EUR 890 million for favouring its own services on Google Search, and for steering consumers towards alternative channels on its own Google Play.
Google must offer AI competitors equal access to features on Android devices, and third-party search engines must have access to its search data, the EU has stipulated.
The European Commission has signalled its acceptance of social media giant X’s action plan to comply with transparency obligations and researchers’ access to data, under the EU’s internet rules.
The European Commission has issued preliminary findings that internet giant Meta are in breach of the EU’s Digital Services Act for the addictive design of Instagram and Facebook.
The European Commission has presented an Action Plan for a structured response to address the risks and harness the opportunities of advanced artificial intelligence (AI) models for cybersecurity.
The EU Council has given its final green light to streamlining certain rules regarding artificial intelligence (AI) including banning AI-generated or manipulated sexual deepfakes and AI-generated child sexual abuse material.
