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‘No AI Agents are Allowed.’ EU Bans Use of AI Assistants in Virtual Meetings
Image: Guillaume Périgois/Unsplash The EU is banning the use of AI-powered virtual assistants during online meetings. Such assistants are often
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UK AI Copyright Rules May Backfire, Causing Biased Models & Low Creator Returns
Image: pichetw/Envato Elements Barring companies like OpenAI, Google, and Meta from training AI on copyrighted material in the UK may
Reviews
EU AI Rules Delay Tech Rollouts, But Civil Societies Says Safety Comes First
Tech companies are adamant that the regulation of artificial intelligence in the E.U. is preventing its citizens from accessing the
Services
EU Invests €1.3 Billion to Boost AI Adoption & Improve ‘Digital Competencies’
Image: seventyfourimages/Envato Elements The EU is pouring €1.3 billion ($1.4 billion) over the next two years to accelerate the adoption
Tech News
First Requirements Become Legally Binding
As of Feb. 2, 2025, the first few requirements of the E.U.’s AI Act are legally binding. Businesses operating in
Gadgets
E.U. Provides Guidance on How AI Developers Can Obey Privacy Laws
The European Data Protection Board has published an opinion addressing data protection in AI models. It covers assessing AI anonymity,
Mergers & Acquisitions
EU Investigates NVIDIA Deal With Run:ai
The European Commission recently announced investigations into NVIDIA’s proposed acquisition of Run:ai, an Israel-based provider of a compute management platform,
Product Launches
Power Shortages Stall Data Center Growth in UK, Europe
The construction of new data centres in the U.K. and Europe is being held up due to insufficient electricity supply.
Services
E.U. Partners With Venture Capital Firms to Boost Tech Investment
The European Union has announced that it is teaming up with 71 investors that will co-invest in innovative tech projects
Industry Trends
Why Tech Buyers Face AI-Related Project Failures
Many U.K. businesses are struggling to get their AI projects off the ground because the technology is simply not applicable,