The Platform Economy: Building Trust for the Next Digital Decade
Around the world, legislators, regulators, courts and international organisations are once again reassessing the legal framework governing the platform economy.
Around the world, legislators, regulators, courts and international organisations are once again reassessing the legal framework governing the platform economy.
A panel discussion at this year’s CPDP conference in Brussels explored growing concerns around the European Commission’s proposed Digital Omnibus package and what it could mean for consumers, competition and
As Europe pushes to strengthen its digital economy and global competitiveness, policymakers and industry leaders are increasingly debating whether the continent’s growing body of digital regulation is enabling innovation or
At CPDP, a panel titled Beyond Adequacy: Fostering Trustworthy International Data Transfers examined how organisations and regulators can navigate the increasingly complex landscape of cross-border data flows as the GDPR
The European Commission has unveiled a new AI Office dedicated to fostering the responsible development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across the bloc. This initiative balances innovation with ethical
The UK government is stepping up its fight against AI threats with a significant investment in research. Tech Secretary Michelle Donelan MP announced £8.5 million ($10.8 million) at the AI
The Geopolitical Europe 2030 conference brought together diverse stakeholders from government, academia, industry and civil society to discuss the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI). Participants highlighted the need for
RAID reports from the Atlantic Council event in Washington, where European Commission Vice-President Věra Jourová and US Senator Amy Klobuchar urged transatlantic and global cooperation to safeguard information integrity in this
Global AI race heats up! Canada and UAE woo European AI startups with sweet deals (subsidies, tax breaks!) to challenge the US and China. Will stricter EU regulations hinder Europe’s
Top scientists from China and the West are calling for urgent action on AI safety. They’ve identified critical “red lines” to avoid AI misuse, like bioweapons and cyberattacks. This echoes