Europe advances digital regulation with the Digital Fairness Act and Cybersecurity Act, innovating while protecting citizens online.
On February 10 and 11, 2025, Paris hosted the AI Action Summit. The event brought together heads of state and government, leaders of international organizations,…
In a recent session of the European Parliament’s Committee on Legal Affairs (JURI), Michael McGrath, Commissioner for Democracy, Justice, the Rule of Law, and Consumer…
The ITRE Committee held a structured dialogue with Henna Virkkunen, the European Commission’s Executive Vice-President for Tech Sovereignty, Security, and Democracy. The discussion highlighted Europe’s…
In a recent interview, Markus Reinisch, Meta’s Vice President for Public Policy in Europe, delved into the challenges and opportunities the European Union faces in…
Members of the European Parliament Brando Benifei, Svenja Hahn, Katerina Konečná, Sergey Lagodinsky, Kim Van Sparrentak, Axel Voss and Kosma Złotowski sent a letter to the EU AI Office calling for greater inclusion of civil society and stakeholders in the drafting of ethical codes for general-purpose artificial intelligence (AI).
The European Union announced the winners of the Large AI Grand Challenge competition, which made 1 billion euros available for four artificial intelligence start-ups. There…
The 27 EU ministers gave guidance to the future work at expert level on a broader limitation period for offences and exchange views on ways to ensure that AI-generated child sexual abuse material is made as much punishable as cases in the offline world
As Europe approaches the pivotal 2024 elections, the continent’s economic vitality hangs in the balance. Political factions across the spectrum are weighing in on how to bolster competitiveness and economic growth. Amidst the backdrop of global challenges, these discussions constitute the blueprint for Europe’s economic resurgence.
The Council of the European Union today definitively approved the EU law on artificial intelligence, which had been debated for months. The direction of the legislation is clear: the greater the risk of causing harm to society, the stricter the rules will be.
For its seventh edition, the Choose France Summit brought together 180 French and foreign business leaders at the Château de Versailles on Monday 13 May. With 56 projects and 15 billion euros of investment, it was a ‘record’ edition. According to the Elysée, these announcements could create 10,000 jobs.
The Education, Youth, Culture and Sport Council reunited on May the 13th and 14th and discussed about important topic that are crucial to nowadays youth: influencers.