By Kai Lindgren
Helsinki-based technology writer. Covers European tech policy, startups and the AI act.
Luca Parmitano on the gruelling path to Artemis III
Artemis III will be NASA's most complex lunar mission, requiring three rocket launches and intricate docking manoeuvres. ESA astronaut Luca
Fenix Flexin's 'Rubberz' sparks AI authenticity debate across Europe
Fenix Flexin's 'Rubberz' has been accused of being AI-generated, sparking debate about authenticity in music. The controversy comes as Europ
Russia captures Portuguese drone in Bryansk, plans to study its design
Russian troops shot down a Portuguese Tekever AR3 reconnaissance drone near Bryansk and handed it to a research institute for study. The UAV
Apple challenges UK's second bid for encrypted iCloud data
Apple has filed a fresh legal challenge against the UK government's second demand for access to encrypted iCloud data. The company argues th
EU's GenAI push faces reality check on oversight and impact
The EU has launched three GenAI projects worth €36.8 million to modernize public administrations. But past failures with innovation-washing
Orchid's 'second brain' AI assistant draws ridicule over relationship pitch
Orchid's AI assistant, pitched as a 'second brain,' has been widely mocked for its cringe-worthy ad about outsourcing anniversaries. Critics
Europe's digital future hinges on securing its critical networks
Europe's digital backbone is vulnerable to cyberattacks and strategic dependencies. The EU must adopt coherent, proportionate and swift rule
AI chip boom keeps consumer electronics prices high through 2028
The AI gold rush has caused a global shortage of memory chips, sending prices for consumer electronics soaring. Samsung warns the crunch wil
Alibaba's Qwen3.8-Max claims autonomous work, challenging Anthropic's Claude
Alibaba's Qwen team says its new model can work alone for days, designing chips and rewriting research papers. The claim mirrors Anthropic's
Liechtenstein's anti-money laundering register breached, data on 31,000 entities stolen
Liechtenstein's register of beneficial owners was breached, with hackers stealing data on about 31,000 legal entities. The government has se
EU mandates clear labels for AI-generated content from Sunday
The EU's AI Act transparency rules take effect, requiring companies to label AI-generated content. Deepfakes and chatbots must be clearly id
EU AI Act enforcement begins: what changes for Europe
The EU's AI Act now applies to general-purpose AI models, making Brussels the world's leading AI regulator. Companies face transparency duti