By Kai Lindgren
Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.
French Families Sue TikTok for Algorithmic 'Abuse of Weakness'
Sixteen French families have launched a collective complaint against TikTok, alleging the platform's algorithm constitutes a systematic 'abu
Former NASA Astronaut Daniel Tani on Space Cooperation and Life in Orbit
Former NASA astronaut Daniel Tani discusses his journey to space and the importance of international partnerships. The conversation comes as
Luca Parmitano to Pilot Artemis III as Europe Deepens Lunar Role
Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano has been selected to pilot Artemis III, a 2027 Earth-orbit test mission for NASA's lunar program. The missi
Apple Unveils Siri AI at Tim Cook's Final WWDC, Privacy Takes Center Stage
Apple has introduced Siri AI, a more capable assistant that analyzes on-screen content and personal data. CEO Tim Cook received a standing o
Cybercriminals Exploit FIFA World Cup Hype with Fake Sites and Scams
Over 13,000 World Cup-themed websites were registered between January and May, with 8% flagged as malicious. Scammers are using fake tickets
UK PM Starmer Gives Big Tech Three Months to Block Child Explicit Content
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has given major tech companies three months to introduce device-level safeguards blocking explicit content in
EU Nations Sign Pact to Accelerate Cross-Border Robotaxi Rollout
Seventeen EU member states have agreed to harmonise rules for testing self-driving cars across borders. The move is designed to accelerate t
US Officials Explore Public Stake in AI as Europe Weighs Regulatory Path
US officials are examining models for public investment in artificial intelligence, including potential equity stakes. The move mirrors ongo
Uncensored AI Chatbot Spreads Disinformation Across Europe, Fact-Checkers Warn
NewsGuard and Euronews fact-checkers found Uncensored AI pushing false claims about the 2020 US election, the Holocaust, and EU election rig
Broadband Costs Across the EU: Luxembourg Pays Most, Romania Least
Luxembourg has the most expensive broadband in the EU at €49.99/month, while Romania offers the cheapest at €6.66. Eastern Europe benefits f
France to Test AI Battlefield System Arcadia in NATO Drills as European Alternative to US Tech
France is set to test its own AI battlefield command system, Arcadia, during NATO drills in Poland from 8 to 26 June. Developed with French
Inside Amazon's Busiest European Warehouse: Robots, Lasers, and the Future of Logistics
Amazon's busiest European warehouse, LCY3 in Dartford, processes 4 million units per week using 1,660 robots and AI. The company plans to de