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A world driven by personal data Every second, personal data is collected, analyzed, and shared. This happens quietly in the background of everyday life, from online shopping and social media …

EU Considering Interim Measures Against Meta The European Commission is considering imposing interim measures against Meta in connection with its ongoing investigation into WhatsApp’s AI integration rules. According to EU …

IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2025 marks the 20th year of breach cost analysis and this year’s findings are a sharp reminder that technology adoption without governance creates …

The European Union has reached another major milestone in the staged rollout of the Artificial Intelligence Act, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, the world’s first comprehensive and binding legal framework specifically targeting …

The competition to dominate the autonomous ride-hailing industry is intensifying, with Amazon’s Zoox emerging as a serious challenger to established players like Waymo and Tesla. A series of recent developments …

In a stunning turn of events, the once-strategic alliance between President Donald Trump and tech billionaire Elon Musk has devolved into a full-blown political and personal war, with consequences rippling …

The EU, Final Stronghold Against Digital AutocracyShoshana Zuboff, Harvard professor emerita and world-renowned author of The Age of Surveillance Capitalism, has positioned Europe as the last meaningful defense against the …

M&S Faces Disruption After Cyberattack Compromises Customer Data Marks & Spencer has confirmed that a cyberattack on its systems led to the theft of customer information, including names, contact details, …

Dancing Robots and Billion-Dollar Ambitions In early 2025, a troupe of humanoid robots captivated over a billion viewers at China’s Lunar New Year Gala, performing synchronized dances that showcased just …

Artificial intelligence has made impressive inroads into the world of business, promising radical gains in efficiency, insight, and automation. Yet, as the technology matures, researchers are confronting an unanticipated hazard: …