Top Trump official says no US ‘slush fund’ for far right in Europe – POLITICO
The message from Rogers appeared to be another sign of the Trump administration trying to send conciliatory signals…
Elon Musk’s X probed by UK watchdog over Grok deepfakes – POLITICO
Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said last week she expected Ofcom to move quickly on the issue, and that…
UK slams Musk’s X for paywalling deepfake tool – POLITICO
“It’s not a solution. In fact, it’s insulting to victims of misogyny and sexual violence. What it does…
UK’s deputy prime minister raises X deepfake deluge with JD Vance – POLITICO
The flood of nonconsensual images on X, created using the platform’s generative AI chatbot feature Grok, attracted the…
Britain distances itself from Australia’s social media ban for kids – POLITICO
The U.K. has also upset the White House with its existing online safety measures, and the Trump administration…
Phishy Affair: Use Net, But With Caution | Delhi News
New Delhi: Amid a sharp rise in cyber threats like online bullying, data breaches and misinformation, educators increasingly…
UK lands Trump tech deals – POLITICO
But Keegan McBride, senior policy advisor in emerging technology and geopolitics at the Tony Blair Institute, said the…
Musk calls for new UK government at far-right rally in London – POLITICO
Musk’s comments are the latest in a war of words with the British government. He has been a…
Farage compares UK to North Korea in front of US congress – POLITICO
Linehan was arrested by police at Heathrow Airport this week for posts, also made on X, about trans…
One of the most popular apps in the US is ‘fuelling a gender divide’, experts warn
Tea is the second-most-popular app in the US and according to the company, it boasts a community of…
Between protection and policing, can we really keep kids safe on the internet with new laws?
As a father of two aged seven and 11, a civil servant who wanted to be known only…
US says UK human rights record worsening thanks to online safety regime – POLITICO
The report singles out the U.K.’s OSA for criticism, claiming the rules “expressly expanded Ofcom’s authority to include…