Chatbots as Censors: How the EU Machine is Eyeing AI for Speech Control
March 4, 2025
Efforts to regulate AI chatbots intensify as policymakers push for stricter content censorship.
Efforts to regulate AI chatbots intensify as policymakers push for stricter content censorship.
Jordan and Fitzgerald accuse the EU of using the Digital Markets Act to weaken US tech firms while benefiting European and Chinese competitors.
President Donald Trump challenges digital services taxes, arguing they promote online censorship and threaten American free speech worldwide.
WhatsApp may face stricter EU regulation under the DSA as Meta reports 46.8 million active users, surpassing the VLOP threshold.
X fights back against a German court’s demand for election data, questioning legal jurisdiction and government overreach.
Jordan warns that EU’s Digital Services Act could impose global censorship standards on US tech platforms.
Tech giants brace for EU’s looming censorship rules with Germany’s election stress test.
Tech giants face increasing scrutiny as the EU demands deeper transparency on hate speech regulation under the Digital Services Act.
Panel hails EU’s Digital Services Act as essential for tackling online “misinformation.”
EU tightens censorship with the Digital Services Act, ramping up hate speech laws and “fact-checking” measures, targeting online speech.
The EU’s investigation of X raises questions about its timing amidst Germany’s heated election campaign and rising political tensions.
Does Google’s bold rejection of EU mandates signal a shifting balance of power between tech giants and censors?
EU’s scrutiny of Musk-owned X fuels concerns over censorship cloaked as regulatory compliance.
The EU faces criticism for questioning Romania’s election results, targeting TikTok over alleged “disinformation” promoting independent candidate Calin Georgescu.
As Bkuesky grows, so does its attention by regulators.
The proposed system could force users to tie real-world identities to their phones, raising critical questions about surveillance and data control.
Habeck pushes stricter social media laws after pensioner’s ‘idiot’ post sparks raid.
A “Digital Duty of Care” raises fresh concerns over censorship and government overreach in Australia’s push for safer platforms.
With the Digital Services Act in play, compliance could mean steep costs for platforms to fund and align with EU-endorsed “fact-checking” initiatives.
Don’t expect things to change soon.
As Musk prepares to interview Trump on X, the EU’s top digital official warns of regulatory action.
A Code of Practice on Disinformation could lead to unprecedented regulatory control over online content.
X faces potential fines and structural changes as EU criticizes platform’s lack of transparency and compliance with new regulations.
In a contentious move, the EU targets X for “dangerous” content, raising free speech concerns amid the Digital Services Act enforcement.
Efforts to regulate AI chatbots intensify as policymakers push for stricter content censorship.
Jordan and Fitzgerald accuse the EU of using the Digital Markets Act to weaken US tech firms while benefiting European and Chinese competitors.
President Donald Trump challenges digital services taxes, arguing they promote online censorship and threaten American free speech worldwide.
WhatsApp may face stricter EU regulation under the DSA as Meta reports 46.8 million active users, surpassing the VLOP threshold.
X fights back against a German court’s demand for election data, questioning legal jurisdiction and government overreach.
Jordan warns that EU’s Digital Services Act could impose global censorship standards on US tech platforms.
Tech giants brace for EU’s looming censorship rules with Germany’s election stress test.
Tech giants face increasing scrutiny as the EU demands deeper transparency on hate speech regulation under the Digital Services Act.
Panel hails EU’s Digital Services Act as essential for tackling online “misinformation.”
EU tightens censorship with the Digital Services Act, ramping up hate speech laws and “fact-checking” measures, targeting online speech.
The EU’s investigation of X raises questions about its timing amidst Germany’s heated election campaign and rising political tensions.
Does Google’s bold rejection of EU mandates signal a shifting balance of power between tech giants and censors?
EU’s scrutiny of Musk-owned X fuels concerns over censorship cloaked as regulatory compliance.
The EU faces criticism for questioning Romania’s election results, targeting TikTok over alleged “disinformation” promoting independent candidate Calin Georgescu.
As Bkuesky grows, so does its attention by regulators.
The proposed system could force users to tie real-world identities to their phones, raising critical questions about surveillance and data control.
Habeck pushes stricter social media laws after pensioner’s ‘idiot’ post sparks raid.
A “Digital Duty of Care” raises fresh concerns over censorship and government overreach in Australia’s push for safer platforms.
With the Digital Services Act in play, compliance could mean steep costs for platforms to fund and align with EU-endorsed “fact-checking” initiatives.
Don’t expect things to change soon.
As Musk prepares to interview Trump on X, the EU’s top digital official warns of regulatory action.
A Code of Practice on Disinformation could lead to unprecedented regulatory control over online content.
X faces potential fines and structural changes as EU criticizes platform’s lack of transparency and compliance with new regulations.
In a contentious move, the EU targets X for “dangerous” content, raising free speech concerns amid the Digital Services Act enforcement.