Euractiv’s Tech Brief: Weekly Update on Digital in the EU
Welcome to Euractiv’s Tech Brief: Your Weekly Update on Digital Developments in the EU
Are you looking to stay informed about the latest digital news and trends in the European Union? Look no further than Euractiv’s Tech Brief, your comprehensive weekly update on all things digital in the EU. From data breaches to AI advancements, cybersecurity to privacy concerns, we cover it all to keep you in the know.
This week, one of the major stories that caught our attention was the recent data breach that impacted a significant number of employees at the European Parliament. Four political groups have addressed the issue, calling for further details, action, and accountability regarding the breach. The matter is set to be discussed at the next meeting of the Parliament’s Bureau, highlighting the importance of data protection and security in the EU.
In the realm of Artificial Intelligence, there have been some interesting developments. Outgoing MEP Dragos Tudorache is set to join the Commission’s AI Office, leading a unit responsible for AI safety. Elon Musk made headlines by dropping his lawsuit against OpenAI, following the integration of ChatGPT into Apple’s iOS. Additionally, France’s Mistral AI secured a significant Series B funding round, showcasing the growing interest and investment in AI technologies in Europe.
On the cybersecurity front, Thalès has partnered with Google Cloud to enhance its incident detection and response capabilities, reflecting the increasing collaboration between cybersecurity experts and cloud providers. Noyb has filed a complaint against Google, alleging violations of GDPR related to its Privacy Sandbox feature, underlining the ongoing scrutiny of tech giants’ data practices.
In the realm of data and privacy, the Commission is investigating the French credit card verification system and seeking more information from porn platforms on their compliance with the Digital Services Act. LinkedIn has disabled ad targeting based on Group membership in the EU to comply with DSA regulations, demonstrating the platform’s commitment to user privacy.
These are just a few highlights from this week’s Tech Brief. From law enforcement initiatives to telecom investigations, we provide a comprehensive overview of the digital landscape in the EU. Stay tuned for more updates and insights in the weeks to come.
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