Instagram finally allows users to edit comments for 15 minutes after posting. But with no version history and images excluded from changes, critics question whether this feature fixes mistakes or invites abuse.
Europe’s AI Act challenges tech firms to balance transparency with the protection of trade secrets. As the law takes effect, the stakes for innovation and accountability in AI have never been higher.
Eli Lilly’s billion-dollar bet on AI to invent new drugs is changing the very foundations of pharmaceutical research. But as generative algorithms take over, who decides what gets developed—and for whom?
Italy’s FOIA promises access to government data, but a maze of laws, patchy compliance, and selective bureaucratic responses mean the right to know is still out of reach for many.
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Italy’s Milan-Cortina 2026 Olympics are a test case for open data transparency. While a new portal offers unprecedented access, missing updates and selective disclosures raise serious questions about what’s truly visible—and what’s hidden.
The US edges closer to introducing minimal AI regulations. But are these rules enough to protect users, or just a superficial fix in the race for AI dominance?
The EDPB is orchestrating a continent-wide enforcement push for 2026, targeting transparency failures under the GDPR. With 25 national DPAs involved, organizations face unprecedented scrutiny—and a new era of privacy compliance.
Google is experimenting with AI-rewritten headlines in search results, replacing original article titles without notifying publishers. The test has raised concerns about accuracy, transparency, and editorial control over how news is presented to users.
Italy’s communications regulator Agcom has unveiled sweeping new rules for influencer marketing, demanding clear disclosures, protecting minors, and increasing transparency in the digital sphere. Here’s what creators and brands need to know.
Lombardy’s open data portal promises transparency and innovation, but a closer look reveals centralization, patchy metadata, and uneven public participation. Is the region’s data revolution empowering citizens—or just shifting the balance of power?