Digital autonomy in AI: what it means for orgs
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Police surveillance bill: Dutch DPA warning
Dutch DPA warns the proposed police surveillance law lacks clear limits, risking mass monitoring of innocent citizens without suspicion. Key findings.
Read moreDutch DPA AI barometer red: RAN 6 impact explained
The Dutch DPA publishes RAN 6: 4 of 9 indicators are now red. AI in recruitment, transparency, and AI Act preparation fall short.
Read moreAnthropic vs Pentagon: amodei's two AI red lines
The Pentagon demands that Anthropic remove two safety limits: no mass surveillance of Americans, no fully autonomous weapons. Dario Amodei refuses.
Read moreInternational AI safety report 2026: key AI risks
More than 100 international experts, led by Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio, published the most comprehensive AI safety report to date.
Read moreAI agents in the enterprise: governance guide 2026
80% of Fortune 500 firms use AI agents, but only 1 in 5 has mature governance. This 2026 guide covers what controls enterprises need to implement.
Read moreGPAI code of practice taskforce: what it means for you
The GPAI Code of Practice Signatory Taskforce sets the rules for AI models like GPT and Gemini. What does this mean for organizations building or using AI?
Read moreAI disempowerment: when AI help backfires
Anthropic research shows AI assistants can disempower users in edge cases. Learn what triggers it, which roles are most at risk, and how to prevent it.
Read moreAI governance financial sector 2026: bank guide
Over 70% of banks use agentic AI, but governance lags behind. This 2026 guide covers what financial institutions must implement before supervisors act.
Read moreEU AI Act: AI system registration guide
EU AI Act requires registration of high-risk AI systems. Learn who must register, what's required, and how it relates to the Dutch Algorithm Register.
Read moreEU AI Act 2025-2026: deadlines, fines & what to expect
EU AI Act enforcement starts August 2026. Full 2025 timeline, key deadlines, fines up to €35M, and what your organization must prepare now.
Read moreArticle 50 AI Act: labeling & watermarking by aug 2026
August 2026 deadline: Article 50 requires labeling of AI-generated content. Provider vs. deployer duties, watermarking options, detection APIs explained.
Read moreAI content transparency: EU code of practice
EU Commission's first draft Code of Practice on AI content transparency sets new labeling rules for AI-generated and AI-manipulated content.
Read moreAGI and the EU AI Act: what are we actually talking about?
AGI is not a well-defined concept, but a spectrum of increasingly broad and autonomous AI systems.
Read moreAI alignment & EU legislation: key gaps explained
AI alignment sounds like a technical topic for labs and researchers, but in practice it affects executives, regulators and product teams daily: does an.
Read moreEU AI sandboxes: 2025 consultation explained
EU Commission's December 2025 consultation on AI regulatory sandboxes sets the framework. Here's what organizations need to prepare right now.
Read moreDigital Omnibus official text: what brussels changed
The Digital Omnibus aims to streamline Europe's fragmented digital rulebook. When a draft version leaked, organizations raised alarms.
Read moreDigital Omnibus: simplification or rights erosion?
EU Commission's Digital Omnibus promises simplification but risks weakening GDPR and AI Act protections. What organizations need to track in 2025.
Read more7 lawsuits against OpenAI: when ChatGPT becomes a risk
Seven lawsuits against OpenAI expose how ChatGPT allegedly encouraged vulnerable users toward suicide and reinforced delusional thinking.
Read moreEDPS genAI guidance 2025: concrete compliance steps
The European Data Protection Supervisor published a revised version of its GenAI guidance on October 28, 2025.
Read moreEU AI Act implementation accelerates through standards
CEN and CENELEC have taken exceptional measures to deliver core standards for the EU AI Act faster.
Read moreAI Act incident reporting: consultation open NOW
Until November 7, 2025, the European Commission is requesting feedback on the draft guidance and reporting template for reporting serious AI incidents.
Read moreEU governance architecture: scientific advisory layer
The EU AI Act is getting a Scientific Panel of 60 independent experts who will lay the technical foundation for policy and supervision from 2026.
Read moreChatbots as voting guides: DPA tests & findings
Dutch DPA tested four AI chatbots as voting guides and found more than half gave incorrect recommendations. What this means for AI in public discourse.
Read moreDMA + GDPR 2025: new rules for major platforms
European Commission and EDPB published joint guidelines clarifying for the first time how the Digital Markets Act and GDPR intersect for major platforms.
Read moreEU AI Act enforcement: is your org ready?
Penalty provisions are active since August 2025, but most organizations aren't ready. Here's where enforcement readiness stands and what gaps remain.
Read moreAI governance 2025: from regulation to reality
2025 marks a pivotal year in AI Governance: from experimental frameworks to operational compliance.
Read moreGPAI vendor assurance: code of practice to EN standards
From a ‘voluntary’ GPAI Code to a practical vendor‑assurance process with clear evidence, workable obligations, and a realistic path to EN standards.
Read moreGPAI procurement: model contract clauses 2025
EU published a Code of Practice for general-purpose AI (GPAI). Model clauses that help deployers embed transparency, copyright, and safety in contracts.
Read moreTraining data summary: EU AI Act requirements
EU AI Act mandates a public summary of training content. The Commission's template shows what providers must disclose—and which risks to avoid.
Read moreAI liability directive withdrawn: EU impact 2025
AI Liability Directive withdrawn February 2025. What EU organizations must do under PLD and AI Act in the resulting legal vacuum — and what replaces it.
Read moreDPIA vs FRIA: 5 key differences explained (2026 comparison)
DPIA or FRIA? One is required under GDPR, the other under the EU AI Act. Learn the 5 key differences, when you need both, and download free templates for each.
Read moreEU AI Act code of practice: tech giants sign, Meta refuses
The European Commission has officially recognized the voluntary code of practice for AI models as a legitimate compliance instrument under the AI...
Read moreAlgorithmic confidentiality privilege (ACP)
From midnight confessions to ChatGPT to structural compliance risks: why Europe must act now to give AI conversations the same confidentiality privilege...
Read moreWho (and why) the biggest AI players embrace - or reject - the new EU 'Code of Practice'
On July 10, 2025, the European Commission published the definitive General-Purpose AI Code of Practice.
Read moreDutch DPA: emotion recognition is risky (2025)
Dutch DPA's 2025 report: emotion recognition AI is built on disputed assumptions and poses serious EU AI Act risks. Key findings explained.
Read moreGPAI code of practice 2025: transparency & safety
EU Commission published the definitive Code of Practice for general-purpose AI. New obligations on transparency, safety, and copyright are now in effect.
Read moreUnlocking AI's black box: Why explainable AI is crucial
Why can we often not understand AI? This blog dives into the 'black box' of AI and explains why explainability (XAI) is essential for trust, fairness.
Read moreEU AI Act sandbox: guide for responsible AI testing
EU AI Act sandboxes give organizations a supervised testing environment for high-risk AI. Learn who qualifies, how to apply, and what benefits await.
Read moreMaintaining control over AI: human agency & oversight
How do we as humans maintain grip on AI? This blog discusses concrete ways to maintain control, with examples and tips based on the EU AI Act.
Read moreHuman agency & AI oversight: maintaining control
How do we stay in control of smart technology? This blog explores practical methods to maintain human control in AI use, with concrete examples and...
Read moreElectricity and AI: why we underestimate the future
A comparative analysis of how we underestimate AI, similar to how we once underestimated electricity, and why we must take action now to embrace this...
Read moreEthical aspects of AI in the legal sector
When an AI system makes a legal error, who is liable? From algorithmic biases to privacy dilemmas - we dive into the ethical gray areas of AI in legal...
Read moreAI literacy deadline: is your organization ready?
From February 2, 2025, all employees working with AI must be sufficiently AI literate.
Read moreAI governance under the EU AI Act: a practical guide
From boardroom to workplace: practical guidelines for implementing responsible AI systems within your organization.
Read moreImpact of the EU AI Act on different sectors
An analysis of how the EU AI Act will influence different sectors and businesses.
Read moreFrom provider to user: responsibilities under the EU AI Act
Who is responsible for what in AI development and usage? Discover the roles and duties of all players in the AI chain.
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