The censorship battle goes global
Unsubstantiated claims that online safety rules restrict people's free speech have spread worldwide. Regulators are not prepared to respond.
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14
Europe is building AI fortresses, not AI engines
EU officials are doubling down on Made in Europe AI infrastructure that may look shiny, on paper, but is not built to solve the problems of today
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Sep
07
Who wants to be a VLOP?
The European Commission has taken over responsibility for how OpenAI, Roblox and Reddit comply with the bloc's online safety rules.
10 min read
Aug
31
Rethinking how AI should be governed
AI oversight isn't needed just in the lab. It's required for all the AI-powered systems out in the wild and potentially causing real-world harm.
10 min read
Aug
24
Online child safety's odd couple
Left-wing French politicians and Big Tech lobbyists aren't typical allies. But on kids online safety, they both reached the same conclusion.
10 min read
Aug
10
The limits to platform governance 2.0
Enforcers worldwide want to redesign social media. But a recent lawsuit in Mexico demonstrates how that plan will be harder than many think.
10 min read