AI Policy
The Sovereign Infrastructure Paradox: Private Power vs. Public Accountability
As AI moves from experimentation to operations, the rise of private energy grids and opaque public-private partnerships creates new challenges for democratic oversight.
SoftBank Donated $50M to Trump Library Months Before Federal Data Center Deal
SoftBank disclosed a $50 million donation to Donald Trump’s presidential library in January, just months before securing a federal land lease for a massive AI data center in Ohio.
Trump’s AI Testing Plan Criticized as Limited and Vague
The Trump administration's AI cybersecurity framework reportedly excludes open-source models and lacks clear definitions for national security risks.
Bridging the Law-XAI Gap: The Struggle for the EU’s Right to Explanation
A systematic review highlights the "translation gap" between EU legal requirements for AI explanations and current technical implementation capabilities.
OSDE 2026: Digital Transition via myAGRO and the New Role of AADE
The 2026 OSDE declarations are moving exclusively to AADE's myAGRO platform, introducing radical changes to how agricultural subsidies are managed and processed.
AADE: Digital Dragnet for 12,000 Taxpayers Targets Unreported Income and Assets
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) launches automated cross-checks to identify discrepancies between declared income and actual financial activity.
The Architecture of Accountability: Transparency and the New AI Security Mandate
A deep dive into the emerging legislative and corporate push for mandatory transparency following security breaches in autonomous AI systems.
Following OpenAI and Anthropic Incidents, Hugging Face Calls for New AI Transparency Rules
Hugging Face CEO Clem Delangue proposes mandatory disclosure of AI-related cyberattacks to strengthen global defense mechanisms.
AADE: Race Against Time for Tax Audits on Deposits and Real Estate Through 2026
Greece's tax authority is accelerating cross-checks using digital tools to finalize thousands of audits before the statute of limitations expires.
The Panopticon on the Bridge of the Nose: Regulating Wearable Surveillance
Germany considers a total ban on smart glasses as privacy advocates warn of 'invisible' recording and the erosion of the right to one's own image.
Could Smart Glasses Be Banned? The Legal Challenges in Germany
Germany is weighing a ban on Meta's smart glasses, with authorities warning that possession could become a criminal offense due to privacy violations and discreet recording.
AI@Parliament: New Platform to Analyze Speeches and Sessions in the Greek Parliament
Two new AI applications are set to transform the Greek Parliament by late 2026, automating administrative tasks and enabling 'smart' search capabilities for parliamentary proceedings.