EU investigating if TikTok manipulated Romanian election
Did Chinese-owned TikTok manipulate the Romanian presidential election that led to a surprising victory for a right wing candidate that
More security research to use AI agents
Development of AI agents can transform the global economy and human labour but we need further research to explore safety,
Unclear ownership of AI tools used by journalists
Artificial intelligence tools are increasingly being used by media companies. But who owns these tools? Unwittingly, journalists and newsrooms using
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It doesn’t matter so much how long the kids are on social media. It’s how they use social media that’s
It’s not how long – but how – kids use social media that’s important
It doesn’t matter so much how long the kids are on social media. It’s how they use social media that’s
Gaza the most dangerous place in the world for journalists
Gaza stands out as the most dangerous region in the world with the highest number of journalists murdered in connection
Cross-platform cooperation to stop violence against women
An inclusive and equal EU remains distant and uncertain unless member states prioritise gender issues amid shifting political and economic
Majority trust media to control politicians
President-elect Donald Trump is known to dislike the news media having called in the “enemy of the people”. Since he
EU parliament discussing cyberviolence against women
Artificial intelligence (AI) poses new risks in terms of cyberviolence against women. Women are the primary targets of deep-fakes, particularly
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Big techs spend huge amounts on developing AI. A new survey shows that over 60% of investors expect that companies