OpenEuroLLM Develops Open-Source Models for EU Digital Sovereignty
OpenEuroLLM aims to strengthen EU digital sovereignty by developing open-source AI models, addressing computing challenges, and fostering innovation within European businesses.
OpenEuroLLM aims to strengthen EU digital sovereignty by developing open-source AI models, addressing computing challenges, and fostering innovation within European businesses.
The EU Commission’s guidelines on AI system definitions aim to clarify rules under the AI Act, balancing innovation with safety and rights protection.
The EU guidelines outline unacceptable AI practices to ensure compliance with the AI Act, balancing innovation with fundamental rights protection.
The EU’s Cyber Solidarity Act enhances cooperation and preparedness against cyber threats, offering companies in critical sectors the chance to participate in testing and join the Cybersecurity Reserve.
The EU’s Digital Services Act requires hosting services, online platforms, VLOPs, and VLOSEs to publish detailed transparency reports by February 16, 2025, with varying disclosure requirements.
The EU’s Action Plan enhances cybersecurity in healthcare by focusing on prevention, detection, response, and deterrence, aligning with existing legislation and addressing digitization risks.
The EU intensifies scrutiny of Shein under the Digital Services Act, demanding transparency and data access to ensure compliance with consumer protection and algorithmic transparency rules.
French prosecutors are investigating Elon Musk’s X for alleged algorithmic bias, highlighting global concerns about digital platforms’ influence and foreign interference.
The EU’s AI Act bans certain AI uses to protect citizens but faces criticism for exemptions allowing law enforcement and migration authorities to use AI for serious crimes.
The EU intensifies scrutiny of Shein for consumer protection compliance amid rising low-value e-commerce imports, proposing reforms to enhance safety and sustainability.