European Commission
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- parent of Berlaymont building 100%
- parent of Eurostat 100%
- subsidiary of European Union 100%
- authored Artificial Intelligence Act 95%
- developed by Artificial Intelligence Act 95%
- employed by Ursula von der Leyen 95%
- headquartered in Brussels 95%
- acquired by Electronic Arts 95%
- developed by AI Continent Action Plan 95%
- developed by EU Open Source Strategy 95%
- developed by EU KIDS Act 95%
- authored EU KIDS Act 95%
- 2026-10-23 regulatory The European Commission registered a European Citizens' Initiative focused on AI governance. source
- 2026-10-22 regulatory The European Commission initiated a public consultation for its AI Act. source
- 2026-10-17 regulatory The European Commission released its Tech Sovereignty Package, including the Chips Act 2.0 and the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA). source
- 2026-10-14 regulatory The European Commission is planning to use AI for faster cyberattack responses. source
- 2026-10-08 funding The European Commission adopted an amended Horizon Europe Work Programme for 2026-2027, allocating €14 billion to support its political priorities, including AI research. source
- 2026-10-06 regulatory The European Commission has set out a coordinated 2026 plan to strengthen drone and counter-drone capabilities. source
- 2026-10-04 regulatory The European Commission launched a public consultation on the use of copyrighted materials for AI training. source
- 2026-09-16 regulatory European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen will host talks with frontier AI companies to discuss safety concerns and the pace of development. source
- 2026-09-15 regulatory The European Commission is proposing the EU Kids Act to enforce stricter age verification for online services targeting users under 15. source
- 2026-09-14 regulatory The European Commission is proposing a ban on AI chatbots, social media, and online gaming for children under 15. source
- 2026-09-06 partnership The European Commission and Greenland signed a new partnership agreement with significant investment pledges. source
- 2026-08-31 regulatory The European Commission designated ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox under the Digital Services Act. source
- 2026-08-31 regulatory The European Commission designated ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox as very large online platforms under the Digital Services Act. source
- 2026-08-26 regulatory The European Commission is initiating a consultation on its AI strategy for the cultural and creative industries. source
- 2026-08-03 regulatory The European Commission implemented new transparency obligations for AI systems. source
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EU AI Act advances with evaluator requirements and rights authority channel
The European Commission is advancing the implementation and enforcement of the EU AI Act, with Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen reporting on progress in simplifying digital legislation and establishing new suppo…
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EU governments weaken data rights with Digital Omnibus deal
The European Commission's Digital Omnibus proposal, initially intended to simplify digital regulations, has been criticized for weakening fundamental rights, particularly concerning GDPR and ePrivacy. Despite some minor…
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EU accuses TikTok algorithm of breaching content rules, risking mental health
The European Commission has accused TikTok of violating the Digital Services Act due to its recommendation algorithm, which can lead users into harmful content 'rabbit holes.' The bloc argues that the platform's design,…
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EU Commission explores AI for drafting better laws · 2 sources tracked
The European Commission is exploring the use of artificial intelligence to assist in drafting legislation, aiming to improve the efficiency and quality of its law-making processes. This initiative is part of a broader e…
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AI Sovereignty hinges on ownership, not just data location, says expert
Antoni Kozelski, CEO of Vstorm, argues that true AI sovereignty goes beyond data residency and focuses on ownership of the technology stack. He explains that many organizations mistakenly believe having data in-country …
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Europe's aging workforce unprepared for longevity, says Principal CEO
European populations are aging rapidly, with over one-fifth of the European Union's population now over 65 and this demographic projected to double by the end of the century. Deanna Strable, CEO of Principal Financial G…
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EU and China trade tensions resurface despite recent truce
The European Union and China are experiencing renewed tensions regarding their trade relationship, despite a recent agreement to avoid a trade war. Beijing has issued warnings of retaliatory measures if the EU implement…
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AI safety reports evolve into company deployment rules via insurance and policy
AI safety reports are evolving from technical assessments to becoming de facto deployment rules for companies, driven by market forces and potential regulatory shifts. Insurers like Munich Re are integrating AI model qu…
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Europe pays $142B extra for energy amid Strait of Hormuz closure
Europe has incurred an additional cost of over $142 billion for imported energy since the Strait of Hormuz became effectively closed, without receiving any extra fuel in return. This situation exacerbates Europe's ongoi…
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Czech Republic to host webinar on AI content transparency rules · 2 sources tracked
The Czech Republic's Ministry of Industry and Trade (MPO), Ministry of Culture (MK), and the Czech Telecommunication Office (ČTÚ) are co-hosting a webinar on November 12th to discuss the practical implications of AI con…
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Journalist details uncovering EU AI Act secrets via leaks and newsletters
Maximilian Henning, a tech reporter specializing in AI policy, discussed his investigative methods for covering the EU AI Act with Risto Uuk on the EU AI Conversations podcast. Henning detailed how leaked documents infl…
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Hackers target supermarket refrigeration systems in Europe and US
A recent wave of cyberattacks has targeted refrigeration systems in supermarkets across Europe, including in France and Sweden, and has also affected U.S. military commissaries. Hackers manipulated temperature controls …
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EU's AI push criticized for undermining digital rights and environment
The European Commission's proposed Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) aims to boost Europe's digital sovereignty by promoting domestic AI development and data center capacity. However, critics argue that CADA, along wi…
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New framework analyzes AI's risks and contributions to democracy
A new framework called AIRD/AIPD has been proposed to analyze the dual impact of Artificial Intelligence on democratic governance. This framework categorizes AI's potential risks to democracy, such as threats to public …
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Apple acquires AI data firm; new private Mac AI assistant launches
Apple Inc. has acquired Ascend.io, a company focused on data automation and AI agents for data management, signaling a move to enhance its AI offerings. Separately, Local Code has launched as a new open-source AI assist…
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Poland's opposition leader floats EU exit talks for reform
Poland's main opposition leader, Jarosław Kaczyński of the Law and Justice party, has suggested that countries with nationalist governments could initiate negotiations to leave the European Union. Kaczyński stated that …
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Alphabet's Q3 Earnings Show Search Decline Amidst AI Investment
Alphabet Inc. reported a disappointing third quarter, with its core Search business showing signs of decline and significant capital expenditures impacting free cash flow. Despite a substantial increase in Google Cloud …
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EU officials to push for renminbi appreciation in Beijing visits
European economic and finance officials are planning visits to Beijing to encourage Chinese policymakers to allow the renminbi to appreciate. The goal of this push is to help reduce the significant trade imbalance betwe…
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EU pushes to reduce China supply chain reliance; businesses resist
The European Union, specifically Brussels, is planning to implement new measures aimed at reducing industry reliance on Chinese suppliers. These measures, set to be introduced by the European Commission in December, inc…
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OpenData Forge simplifies EU and Spanish public tender and grant discovery
OpenData Forge has developed a no-code solution to access public procurement and grant data across the EU, specifically focusing on Spain. The tool simplifies the process of finding tenders and grants related to IT serv…