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In the EU, Copyright Does Not Protect AI-Generated Content
A short note from Mastodon is a reminder: in the European Union, the output of generative models apparently falls outside the scope of copyright protection.
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The EU Is Ready to Open Its Biometric Databases to the US for Visa-Free Travel
The European Commission is wrapping up negotiations with the Trump administration on an “enhanced border security partnership.” According to EDRi, the draft agreement mirrors US demands almost entirely and puts Europeans' fundamental rights at risk.
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EU Weighs Social Media Restrictions for Teens
The European Union is exploring the possibility of introducing tough restrictions on children's and teenagers' access to social media. Among the measures under discussion are age limits, an outright ban and phased access.
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EU Demands Meta Disable Autoplay and Infinite Scroll
The European Union has threatened Meta with heavy fines if the company does not change the user-engagement mechanisms on its platforms. The demands come under the Digital Services Act.
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The EU Will Require Every New Car to Be Fitted with a Driver-Monitoring Camera
The European Union is bringing into force a requirement for new cars to have a driver-monitoring system. The news sparked a lively discussion on Hacker News.
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EU lawmaker who investigated spyware abuses was hacked with Pegasus
A government client of NSO Group used the Pegasus spyware to hack the phone of a European politician who, at the time, sat on an EU committee investigating the spyware industry. TechCrunch reports.