Tag: Tech Regulation
Coverage of the EU AI Act, antitrust laws, and global technology policies.
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AI Image Scams: How to spot fakes before you share
AI image scams are crafted to make believable photos and screenshots that prompt shares, donations, or clicks. This article explains how simple visual checks, basic
AI deepfakes: Platforms face a new safety test
Last updated: 06. January 2026 Berlin, 06. January 2026 Insights Platforms are under pressure to handle AI deepfakes after the EU published a draft Code
Nuclear Energy Comeback: The 5 forces behind it
Governments and utilities are asking a familiar question: how to secure reliable, low‑carbon power at scale. Nuclear energy is reappearing on policy lists because it
AI Deepfake Scams: How to Verify Voices and Videos
Scammers increasingly use AI deepfakes to impersonate voices and alter videos for financial fraud and disinformation. This article gives practical, repeatable ways to check a
AI Shoplifting Tech: What Stores Can Really Detect Now
Stores increasingly use AI shoplifting detection to flag suspicious actions on camera and reduce inventory losses. Modern systems combine object detection, person tracking, simple pose
Blood Pressure Smart Rings: What the new sensors can (and can’t) do
Smart wearables now promise insights beyond steps and sleep. A blood pressure smart ring aims to estimate blood pressure without a cuff, using light‑based sensors
AI wearables: Why ‘always-listening’ devices are back
Always-listening devices have returned in a new form. AI wearables now promise to record, transcribe and summarise conversations so users can find moments they forgot.
Anesthesia gas: The hidden climate fix in operating rooms
Operating rooms release powerful greenhouse gases through common inhaled anesthetics. This article looks at anesthesia gas contributions to hospital emissions and why shifting away from
AI Slop: Why Low-Quality Content Could Hit the Economy
AI slop describes the flood of low-quality, mass-produced AI content that clutters search results and feeds. It can cost websites traffic, reduce ad revenues, and
AI Boom Economics: What 2026’s reality check could mean
AI economics is increasingly about hardware, power and scale rather than only algorithms. As models have grown, data center costs and energy use have become