AI Policy
The Ghost Cartel: When Pricing Algorithms Stop Competing Without Your Knowledge
Antitrust law was built to catch human agreements. It has no name for 'ghost cartels' where machines independently learn that collusion pays better than competition.
Autonomous Weapons Selecting Targets Independently: International Community Seeks Regulatory Framework
Government experts in Geneva are debating regulations for 'killer robots' following real-world incidents of autonomous AI target selection on the battlefield.
The Urgent Need for an AI Regulatory Framework
From missile development in Yemen to MIT's warnings, the lack of AI regulation is emerging as a critical global threat.
Greece Proposes European 'Digital Adulthood' at Age 15
Athens proposes a uniform age limit and stricter social media rules across the EU, with a national ban for those under 15 set to begin in 2027.
Draghi’s Vision: A Roadmap for European AI Sovereignty
Mario Draghi outlines a strategy to bridge the productivity gap with the US, leveraging European data and infrastructure to prevent dependence on global AI 'oligarchs.'
Critical Entities Resilience in the Spotlight: The New 2026-2030 Strategy
The implementation of Law 5236/2025 and the National Strategy redefine the protection of critical services in Greece, turning resilience into a strategic investment advantage.
OpenAI Probes Whether a Coordinated AI Industry Slowdown Is Legally Viable
The company is seeking guidance from Congress as antitrust laws may block collective safety efforts, raising questions about the legality of industry-wide pauses.
Uber: Spain Grants License for WeRide Autonomous Vehicle Testing
Uber and WeRide secured the first EU national permit for the GXR vehicle, targeting a commercial launch in Madrid by the end of the year.
Oslo Bans Smart Glasses in Schools: “Children Won't Be Meta's Data Collection Tools”
Oslo has banned smart glasses across all school levels, citing concerns over Meta's data collection model and the inability to know when recording is taking place.
Anthropic Grants EU Access to Mythos 5 While Withholding Latest 5.1 Version
ENISA begins testing Anthropic's Claude Mythos 5 for cybersecurity after months of negotiations, though access to the cutting-edge 5.1 version remains restricted.
Sovereignty through Infrastructure: Greece’s Strategic Entry into the AI Gigafactory Era
Greece commits €350m to European AI Gigafactories, signaling a pivot toward sovereign infrastructure and industrial realignment in Western Macedonia.
The New Normal of Vulnerability: Governing the AI-Accelerated Security Gap
As Microsoft patches a record 972 vulnerabilities, the rapid acceleration of AI-driven discovery demands a shift from reactive patching to proactive systemic resilience.