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Oct
13
Europe brought a knife to an AI gun fight
The bloc's failure to deal with its underlying structural missteps has set it up to lose in the global race around the emerging technology.
9 min read
Oct
08
Social media at a time of war
As geopolitical tensions rise and real-world conflicts continue, platforms are failing to tackle illegal content to keep their users safe online.
10 min read
Oct
06
Social media at a time of war
As geopolitical tensions rise and real-world conflicts continue, platforms are failing to tackle illegal content to keep their users safe online.
9 min read
Sep
29
TikTok: The art of the (non) deal
Washington believes it has secured a deal to pry the China-linked social network away from Beijing. But many questions remain unanswered.
10 min read
Sep
22
The United Nations goes big on AI
The international body is making a play for controlling how the emerging technology will be governed globally. That is a mistake.
10 min read
Sep
15
The next digital fight in the transatlantic turf war
Questions around digital antitrust, not online safety, will dominate the next round of EU-US tensions on trade.
10 min read
Sep
08
What most don't understand about Brussels' take on tech
The 27-country bloc's about-face on digital rulemaking is a response to internal policy and political changes — not to appease international partners.
10 min read
Sep
03
Online safety's day in court
Upcoming court rulings may significantly overhaul efforts to impose online safety rules on some of the world's biggest companies.
11 min read
Sep
01
Online safety's day in court
Upcoming court rulings may significantly overhaul efforts to impose online safety rules on some of the world's biggest companies.
10 min read
Aug
25
My AI stack is better than your AI stack
The US, Europe and China are vying for AI dominance via the creation of rival "AI stacks" that are splitting the world along geographical lines.
11 min read