The decisions announced by the EU Tuesday were directly caused by member disagreements, but indirectly reflect fears of overregulating AI.

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The Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Transformation and the team behind the country’s digital identity Diia announced the ...

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A federal judge on Wednesday clarified that the executive branch under President Donald Trump retains some authority to pause ...

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European companies will not become “an inch” more competitive unless the European Union simplifies environmental regulations, ...

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The European Commission on Wednesday scrapped draft rules regulating technology patents, AI and consumer privacy on messaging ...