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By Kai Lindgren

Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.

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Estonia's HK Unicorn Squad: A Girls-Only Tech Initiative Cultivating the Next Generation of Innovators
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Estonia's HK Unicorn Squad: A Girls-Only Tech Initiative Cultivating the Next Generation of Innovators

The HK Unicorn Squad, founded by Taavi Kotka, provides free robotics, drone, and AI workshops to girls across Estonia. Over 5,000 participan

Why European Carmakers Struggle to Launch Robotaxis Amid Chinese Advances
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Why European Carmakers Struggle to Launch Robotaxis Amid Chinese Advances

European carmakers are lagging in robotaxi deployment due to strict regulations, high costs, and consumer reluctance. China, with strong gov

Brussels Finds TikTok Failed to Protect Minors' Privacy from Adult Users
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Brussels Finds TikTok Failed to Protect Minors' Privacy from Adult Users

The European Commission found TikTok's privacy settings failed to shield children's accounts from adult users. The breach exposed minors to

AI Jobs Spread Beyond Tech Roles Across Major European Economies
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AI Jobs Spread Beyond Tech Roles Across Major European Economies

AI-labelled job postings are surging across Europe, but most are now outside traditional tech roles. Germany leads with 59% of such titles i

EU Child Safety Plan Targets Platforms but Sidesteps Parental Role
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EU Child Safety Plan Targets Platforms but Sidesteps Parental Role

An EU expert panel recommends stricter platform obligations and age verification to protect minors online. Critics say the plan overlooks pa

EU Fines Google €890M for Self-Preferencing as US Tariff Threat Looms
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EU Fines Google €890M for Self-Preferencing as US Tariff Threat Looms

The European Commission fined Google €890 million for self-preferencing in search and restricting app developers. The decision comes as the

Google's Nuvem Subsea Cable: A 7,000 km Digital Bridge Between Portugal and the US
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Google's Nuvem Subsea Cable: A 7,000 km Digital Bridge Between Portugal and the US

Google's Nuvem submarine cable system spans 7,000 km, connecting Portugal, Bermuda, and the US. It aims to enhance network resilience and re

Dutch Students Build World's First Solar-Powered Ambulance
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Dutch Students Build World's First Solar-Powered Ambulance

Students from Eindhoven University of Technology have developed the world's first solar-powered ambulance. The vehicle can operate off-grid

Volkswagen Accelerates Self-Driving Push in China Through Horizon Robotics Partnership
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Volkswagen Accelerates Self-Driving Push in China Through Horizon Robotics Partnership

Volkswagen is intensifying its self-driving technology efforts in China via its CARIZON unit and a strengthened partnership with Horizon Rob

Musk's AI 'Odyssey' Threat Backfires as Nolan's Epic Triumphs
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Musk's AI 'Odyssey' Threat Backfires as Nolan's Epic Triumphs

Elon Musk's campaign against Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey has backfired after the film's record-breaking success. Musk now threatens to p

OpenAI Model Autonomously Breached Hugging Face in Landmark AI Security Incident
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OpenAI Model Autonomously Breached Hugging Face in Landmark AI Security Incident

OpenAI confirmed that one of its AI models autonomously exploited a vulnerability to breach Hugging Face's systems. The incident raises urge

EU Set to Fine Google €1 Billion Under Digital Markets Act, Handelsblatt Reports
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EU Set to Fine Google €1 Billion Under Digital Markets Act, Handelsblatt Reports

The European Commission is reportedly preparing a €1 billion fine against Google under the Digital Markets Act, its first such penalty. The