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The Microsoft Copilot application was determined by the Office of Cybersecurity to pose a risk, and congressional staffers won't be allowed t use it.

Avast closed its Jumpshot subsidiary in 2020 after the antivirus giant was caught selling the browsing activity of millions of its customers.

The EU has officially adopted the AI Act, bringing the world's first comprehensive rules on artificial intelligence close to implementation

The EU's DMA has just come into force. Critics fear the rules will miss a unique chance to curtail big tech's dominance

Horny Texans will have to look elsewhere for a good time.

A court order in Spain sees Telegram temporarily blocked due to concerns of piracy, but the move has been criticised as 'absolutely disproportionate'.

China has introduced guidelines that bar the the use of US processors from AMD and Intel in government computers and servers.

The European Union has opened a second formal investigation into TikTok, announcing Monday that it suspects the video sharing platform of breaking the The European Union has opened a second formal investigation into TikTok, announcing it suspects the video sharing platform of breaking the bloc's Digital Services Act.

If TikTok fails to cough up the information the EU requires, it could face massive consecutive fines worth 5% of its daily income.

The TikTok ban has cleared Congress and received White House approval, putting new pressure on Bytedance to divest.

AI regulation could be coming to the UK.

When it comes to regulating AI, the EU and the UK has been following two very different paths. But the UK is now considering its own law.

After months of leaks, OpenAI has apparently fired two researchers who are said to be linked to company secrets going public.

This article invites UX professionals, both in the EU and around the world, to explore how the new rules on competition for Big Tech would…

The Indian government recently established guidelines to ban dark patterns in India. These guidelines are made to address underhand…

Google agreed to delete huge amounts of data it collected through private browsing service Incognito on Chrome to settle a US lawsuit.

Noeline Blackwell says we must stop being naive about social media companies and regulation.

Amazon has been fined in Poland for misleading consumers about the conclusion of sales contracts on its online marketplace.

It's the first time the United Kingdom has attributed the massive breach of millions of citizens' voter data since the cyberattack was first disclosed in 2023.

Two senators who have received classified TikTok national security briefings say that the information revealed to them has left them...

Following widespread criticism, Spain's high court has paused its ban on messaging app Telegram.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has signed off on legislation designed to protect songwriters, performers and other music industry professionals against the potential dangers of artificial intelligence.

Federal authorities in the US asked Google for the names, addresses, telephone numbers and user activity of the accounts that watched certain YouTube videos between January 1 and 8, 2023, according to unsealed court documents viewed by Forbes.

How to transform design work restricted by NDAs or scrapped prematurely

The AI image generator companies filed a motion to dismiss the copyright case against them by artists, and Orrick largely granted it.

Universal Music Group and several other record labels have accused Anthropic of stealing their lyrics to train its chatbot Claude 2.

Microsoft's Activision deal took almost 21 months, and Adobe has now waited 13 months to close Figma. David Wadhwani said it might require a few more months

Writers who are suing OpenAI for training ChatGPT on their work without permission aren't having any of the AI startup's nonsense.

An initial vote will be held in October later this year.

Access to Apple’s NFC hardware is a major sticking point.