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By Kai Lindgren

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

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EU mandates deepfake labels under AI Act, but enforcement faces hurdles
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EU mandates deepfake labels under AI Act, but enforcement faces hurdles

From this week, the EU AI Act obliges tech companies to label deepfakes and AI-generated content. Experts warn that watermarking and detecti

Why some emerging-market banks are outpacing European rivals on AI
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Why some emerging-market banks are outpacing European rivals on AI

Emerging-market banks like Azerbaijan's ABB are integrating AI into core systems, not just pilot projects. They face fewer legacy constraint

CXMT's Shanghai IPO Surge Highlights China's AI Chip Ambitions Amid US Curbs
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CXMT's Shanghai IPO Surge Highlights China's AI Chip Ambitions Amid US Curbs

CXMT, China's largest memory chipmaker, saw its shares surge 472% on its Shanghai debut, reaching a market cap of €415 billion. The IPO, Chi

EU's Chat Control: scanning private messages to protect children online
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EU's Chat Control: scanning private messages to protect children online

The EU's Chat Control initiative would allow platforms to scan private messages for child sexual abuse material. Privacy advocates warn it c

EU's Chat Control: scanning private messages to protect children online
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EU's Chat Control: scanning private messages to protect children online

The EU's Chat Control regulation permits platforms to voluntarily scan private messages for child sexual abuse material. A proposed update,

How Europe's EV batteries could power homes and earn money during blackouts
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How Europe's EV batteries could power homes and earn money during blackouts

Extreme weather is making power outages more frequent across Europe. New vehicle-to-grid technology lets EV owners power their homes during

AI chatbots unwittingly amplify Russian propaganda from EU-sanctioned outlet
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AI chatbots unwittingly amplify Russian propaganda from EU-sanctioned outlet

Researchers at UK think tank Demos found that five major AI chatbots cited propaganda from the EU-sanctioned Foundation to Battle Injustice.

US-Russian ISS crew returns to Earth after 241-day mission
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US-Russian ISS crew returns to Earth after 241-day mission

NASA astronaut Chris Williams and Russian cosmonauts Sergey Kud-Sverchkov and Sergei Mikaev landed in Kazakhstan on Sunday after 241 days in

Solar panel fires: what you need to know and how to reduce the risk
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Solar panel fires: what you need to know and how to reduce the risk

A fire at a hospital in North Yorkshire has been linked to solar panels, following similar incidents at schools in Suffolk. Despite rising i

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