
Chatbots as Censors: How the EU Machine is Eyeing AI for Speech Control
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.
Signal’s president takes a stand, warning that encryption backdoors in Sweden could compromise global security.
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.
Opponents argue the initiative is a tool for political gatekeeping, not just election integrity.
Vance warns European allies that censorship threatens the foundation of Western alliances.
The Irish government scrambles to amend its stalled election misinformation law as even usually pro-censorship EU have concerns.
Vance warns of growing censorship in Europe, calling for a renewed commitment to free speech.
Loiseau’s appointment raises concerns over EU bureaucracy’s role in shaping digital censorship policies.
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
EU lawmakers push for new censorship tools against Elon Musk’s X, while others hail him as a champion of free speech.
Tondelier’s call to ban X raises fears of central control over political discourse in Europe.
EU’s scrutiny of Musk-owned X fuels concerns over censorship cloaked as regulatory compliance.
The European Commission faces backlash after breaking its own privacy laws with a micro-targeted ad campaign, exposing deep hypocrisy.
Critics argue the secretive surveillance proposal would force companies to undermine encryption, threatening privacy and freedom across Europe.
As the EU and Brazil ramp up their enforcement efforts, their targeting of Musk’s broader business empire raises questions about the true intent behind these regulatory crackdowns.
As governments tighten their grip on digital platforms, Pavel Durov’s detention marks a chilling escalation in the war against free speech.
House Judiciary Committee escalates a transatlantic free speech battle, accusing the EU of wielding regulations as political weapons.
Epic Games takes on Apple’s dominance in Europe.
X faces potential fines and structural changes as EU criticizes platform’s lack of transparency and compliance with new regulations.
Europol’s push for easier access to encrypted data raises concerns over privacy and potential overreach.
In a contentious move, the EU targets X for “dangerous” content, raising free speech concerns amid the Digital Services Act enforcement.
EU halts controversial “chat control” vote amid strong backlash and insufficient support.
EU accelerates controversial “chat control” vote, sparking privacy and censorship concerns.
Efforts to regulate AI chatbots intensify as policymakers push for stricter content censorship.
Signal’s president takes a stand, warning that encryption backdoors in Sweden could compromise global security.
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.
Opponents argue the initiative is a tool for political gatekeeping, not just election integrity.
Vance warns European allies that censorship threatens the foundation of Western alliances.
The Irish government scrambles to amend its stalled election misinformation law as even usually pro-censorship EU have concerns.
Vance warns of growing censorship in Europe, calling for a renewed commitment to free speech.
Loiseau’s appointment raises concerns over EU bureaucracy’s role in shaping digital censorship policies.
Taxpayer-linked funds quietly flowed to UK censorship groups with ties to Labour.
EU lawmakers push for new censorship tools against Elon Musk’s X, while others hail him as a champion of free speech.
Tondelier’s call to ban X raises fears of central control over political discourse in Europe.
EU’s scrutiny of Musk-owned X fuels concerns over censorship cloaked as regulatory compliance.
The European Commission faces backlash after breaking its own privacy laws with a micro-targeted ad campaign, exposing deep hypocrisy.
Critics argue the secretive surveillance proposal would force companies to undermine encryption, threatening privacy and freedom across Europe.
As the EU and Brazil ramp up their enforcement efforts, their targeting of Musk’s broader business empire raises questions about the true intent behind these regulatory crackdowns.
As governments tighten their grip on digital platforms, Pavel Durov’s detention marks a chilling escalation in the war against free speech.
House Judiciary Committee escalates a transatlantic free speech battle, accusing the EU of wielding regulations as political weapons.
Epic Games takes on Apple’s dominance in Europe.
X faces potential fines and structural changes as EU criticizes platform’s lack of transparency and compliance with new regulations.
Europol’s push for easier access to encrypted data raises concerns over privacy and potential overreach.
In a contentious move, the EU targets X for “dangerous” content, raising free speech concerns amid the Digital Services Act enforcement.
EU halts controversial “chat control” vote amid strong backlash and insufficient support.
EU accelerates controversial “chat control” vote, sparking privacy and censorship concerns.