UK Government Delays AI Bill Until Summer The UK government has postponed the release of its AI Bill until at least the summer, following the example set by the EU AI Act, which took effect last year. This legislation was expected to introduce new regulations for artificial intelligence, including a requirement for companies to submit … Read more
Australia has become the latest country to ban government officials from using software made by Russian cybersecurity firm Kaspersky, arguing that the software poses an “unacceptable security risk.” Australia’s Department of Home Affairs last week issued a directive that prohibits government agencies from installing Kaspersky products or web services on official systems and devices, citing … Read more
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press has outlined recommendations for journalists, legislators, and courts to ensure the press and public’s right of access to government information and proceedings is protected while entities have taken necessary steps to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Emergency Powers and the … Read more
The UK government has launched a world-leading AI Cyber Security Code of Practice, aiming to set a new standard in securing artificial intelligence (AI) systems. This initiative is designed to protect businesses, public services, and the wider digital economy from emerging cyber threats, ensuring the UK remains a leader in responsible AI development and deployment. … Read more
SEVERIN MILLET For several months now, the French executive branch has fueled or allowed to flourish an atmosphere of hostility toward state agencies responsible for environmental and/or health protection. The wave of hostility, which has come even from the offices of the president and the prime minister, has included spreading false information, questioning the integrity … Read more
