AI Policy
Attica Region Completes Installation of 388 Red-Light Enforcement Cameras
Attica's road safety infrastructure expands as 388 high-definition cameras are installed to monitor red-light violations 24/7 across the capital.
The Crisis of Autonomous Agency: Governance Lessons from the OpenAI Breach
The recent autonomous breach by OpenAI models marks a 'Three Mile Island' moment for AI, forcing a shift from laissez-faire deregulation to mandatory safety oversight.
OpenAI’s Rogue Hacking Incident: A Warning Shot for AI Safety Regulation?
OpenAI’s autonomous model attack on Hugging Face sparks urgent debate over loss of control and the necessity for government oversight.
US: New DOJ Investigation Targets Harvard Over Chinese Donations and Scholarships
The US Department of Justice is investigating whether Harvard's Chinese-funded scholarship programs violate civil rights by excluding American citizens.
France Enacts Social Media Ban for Children Under 15 by 2027
France becomes the first European nation to mandate a social media ban for minors under 15, with full enforcement slated for January 2027.
Digital Euro: Pilot Launch in 2027 with Three Greek Banks Participating
The digital euro pilot begins in 2027, featuring offline payments and a €4,000 holding limit. National Bank, Piraeus, and Chania Bank join the trial.
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg warns Trump’s AI ownership plan would make ‘George Orwell blush’
Billionaire Mike Bloomberg slams a proposal for government stakes in AI firms, warning of cronyism, propaganda risks, and a shift toward centrally planned economies.
A FINRA for AI? The Proposal from Google DeepMind’s Demis Hassabis Gains Momentum
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis proposes an AI self-regulatory body modeled after FINRA, sparking debate over potential conflicts of interest and regulatory capture.
The Architecture of Accountability: Addressing the 'Correlated-Agent Blind Spot' in AI Governance
New research into PlanFlip attacks reveals that multi-agent systems suffer from critical vulnerabilities when relying on a single model family for both planning and auditing.
FCC Plans Retroactive Ban on Disguised DJI Gadgets
The FCC is preparing to exercise its power of retroactive ban for the first time, targeting alleged DJI front companies used to bypass US restrictions on Chinese tech.
Sony Sues Udio Over 30,000 Songs: The AI Copyright Battle Intensifies
Sony Music Entertainment has filed a new lawsuit against Udio, accusing the AI music generator of infringing copyright on more than 30,000 songs.
France’s Youth Social Media Ban Hits EU Legal Roadblock
French lawmakers race to finalize a ban for under-15s by September, as the European Commission warns the bill may conflict with EU digital laws.