AI Policy
The U.S. Government Invested $27 Billion in Corporate Stakes. Good Luck Finding Them
The Trump administration's $27 billion equity portfolio lacks a central ledger and oversight, raising transparency concerns as personal trading overlaps with policy.
The 'Critical' Threshold: Institutional Accountability and the EU AI Act
Analysis of OpenAI's recent model breach and its implications for the EU AI Act's mandatory safety frameworks and democratic oversight.
The Digital Nomos: Breaking the Altar of Proprietary Gatekeepers
The European Commission’s enforcement of the DMA marks a pivotal shift toward digital sovereignty, challenging the exclusivity of AI giants like Google and Apple.
Canadian legislator reads out apparent LLM response in floor speech
An awkward moment in the New Brunswick assembly highlights the growing trend of politicians delegating their voice to artificial intelligence.
Nvidia, Microsoft and Tech Giants Back Open-Source AI Models
Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta advocate for open-source AI, warning lawmakers that premature restrictions could stifle competition and push innovation abroad.
Nvidia, Microsoft, and Meta Oppose AI Restrictions: A Stand for Open-Weight Models
A coalition of 25 tech giants warns the US that horizontal restrictions on open-weight AI models will undermine innovation and global competitiveness.
End of Exclusivity for Gemini and Siri: EU Demands Open Access from Google and Apple
The European Commission is pushing to open Android and iOS ecosystems, demanding equal access for rival AI assistants under the Digital Markets Act.
The Sovereignty of Weights: Navigating the Geopolitics of Open AI
An analysis of how open-weight models like Sophea-Titan-1 challenge proprietary monopolies and redefine digital sovereignty in the EU and US.
Uninsured Vehicles: New Wave of Fines Powered by AI-Assisted Appeals
The Greek government deploys AI to process appeals for uninsured vehicle fines, aiming for speed and efficiency in a new wave of 32,205 penalties.
Musk Proposes Rival 'Peer Review' for Frontier AI Models Before Public Release
Elon Musk suggests leading AI firms should self-police and review competitors' models, arguing the government lacks the technical depth for oversight.
Google Fined €890 Million by EU: DMA Enforcement Meets Geopolitical Tension
The European Commission has hit Alphabet with a significant fine for self-preferencing and Play Store restrictions, marking a new chapter in DMA enforcement.
Attica: 388 Traffic Light Cameras to Target Red Light Violations
The Attica Region has completed the installation of 388 cameras designed to record red light violations 24/7, providing high-definition evidence to the police.