Euronews Next examines the data privacy questions behind popular Chinese artificial intelligence (AI) company DeepSeek.

The European Commission has issued AI guidelines prohibiting the use of artificial intelligence for tracking employees' emotions and deceiving consumers into making purchases. These rules align with ...

Employers will be banned from using artificial intelligence to track their staff's emotions and websites will not be allowed ...

The Chinese AI model will have to provide information on the processing of EU data after politicians, NGOs and researchers ...

As of Sunday in the European Union, the bloc’s regulators can ban the use of AI systems they deem to pose “unacceptable risk” or harm. February 2 is the first compliance deadline for the EU ...

Meta has pledged to halt the development of AI models that it deems critical or high-risk and instead kick in mitigation ...

As AI continues to reshape industries, CEOs must focus on AI governance to ensure ethical, transparent, and responsible use ...

Certain AI use cases are now banned, and staff at companies that either provide or use the technology must have “a sufficient level of AI literacy.” As of Feb. 2, 2025, the first few ...

Blockchain and artificial intelligence (AI) have transformed business and innovation. While blockchain is renowned for ...

As China’s DeepSeek threatens to dismantle Silicon Valley’s AI monopoly, a European alliance has emerged with an alternative to tech’s global order. They call their project OpenEuroLLM.

The EU invests $56 million to build OpenEuroLLM. Is it enough to compete with US and Chinese models? Experts don’t think so. Learn more here.

Six popular apps from Chinese companies have been accused of transferring data from the region, breaching the GDPR.