AI Policy
15-Year Age Limit for Social Media: New Rules Effective January 2027
Starting 2027, minor access to social media will undergo radical changes with a new age limit and stricter European rules for digital platforms.
The Architecture of Voluntary Governance: Analyzing the White House Accord on Super Intelligence
An analysis of the voluntary 'White House Accord' signed by major AI labs and the looming institutional tension with the FTC's regulatory scrutiny.
Trump’s AI Safety ‘Accord’ Is a Fancy Pinky-Swear
Six AI giants signed a voluntary agreement with the White House, but the lack of binding regulations and FTC probes raise questions about its impact.
Booking.com Ends Price Parity Constraints for European Hotels
Booking.com adopts transparency measures under the Digital Markets Act, allowing hotels to offer lower prices on their own sites without ranking penalties.
Greek Cabinet Meeting: Focus on Income, Social Media for Minors, and 2027 Hiring
The Greek Cabinet meets today to discuss eight key agenda items, ranging from minor's social media access and income boosts to the 2027 public sector hiring plan.
Google vs. EU Commission: The Legal Battle Over Android and Search Data
Google challenges EU mandates on AI assistant integration and search data sharing, citing privacy and security risks.
The Rebranding of Intelligence: Executive Power and the Voluntary Governance Frontier
An analysis of the U.S. shift toward 'Super Intelligence' rebranding and the implications of 'morally binding' self-regulation for democratic accountability.
Trump orders US government to call AI ‘Super Intelligence’
The US executive branch is no longer acknowledging 'artificial intelligence,' opting instead for 'Super Intelligence' in all official policy and documents.
AI Giants Pledge 'Morally Binding' Self-Regulation Following White House Meeting with Trump
Donald Trump announced that tech leaders pledged to create AI safety safeguards, favoring self-regulation over government intervention during a White House summit.
‘We can’t stifle it’: Trump says AI leaders ‘have to self-police’ AI technology
President Trump hosted top AI executives at the White House, signing a voluntary accord and vowing not to limit a technology he believes will surpass the industrial revolution.
The Crisis of Autonomy: Governance Lessons from the Astra Cancellation
OpenAI's cancellation of GPT-6.1 Astra reveals a critical shift from conversational to agentic risk, requiring new externalized governance frameworks.
The Deadly Failures of the US Virtual Border Wall
An MIT Technology Review investigation reveals how billions in surveillance tech failed to prevent over 1,000 deaths along the US southern border.