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EU steps in to make sure Google gives rivals access to AI services and data — REUTERS / Gonzalo Fuentes

Google · Brussels

EU steps in to make sure Google gives rivals access to AI services and data

57% Center coverage: 35 sources

The European Union said Tuesday it’s stepping in to make sure Google gives rival AI companies and search engines access to Gemini AI services and data as required by the bloc’s flagship digital rulebook.See the Story

‘Totally False’: WhatsApp Chief Rejects Claims Meta Can Read Private Messages

‘Totally False’: WhatsApp Chief Rejects Claims Meta Can Read Private Messages

36% Center coverage: 17 sources

WhatsApp chief Will Cathcart rejected claims that Meta can read private messages, calling them 'totally false,' after Elon Musk questioned WhatsApp’s security. Meta said a lawsuit alleging encryption bypass is baseless and defamatory.See the Story

NSW Gov To Make AI Risk Assessments Less "Subjective" - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

Artificial Intelligence · Sydney

NSW Gov To Make AI Risk Assessments Less "Subjective" - Cybernoz - Cybersecurity News

The NSW government has updated its AI risk assessment framework, requiring departments and agencies to adhere to a more rigid decision making process based on “clearer guidance” from the state. The new assessment framework “replaces lengthy, subjective self-assessments with a faster, standards-aligned approach”, the NSW Office for AI said in a statement. The approach aligns the state’s practices with other national and international bodies. It …See the Story

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