The EU's main institutions, the Commission, Parliament, and Council, ban their staff from using fully AI-generated videos and images in official communications
BRUSSELS — The European Union's main institutions have banned staff from using artificially generated videos and images in official communications.
The EU warns of possible action after the US imposes travel bans on five Europeans, saying it will defend its “regulatory autonomy against unjustified measures”
What You Need to Know for Your Next Trip Mohd Haider / Benzinga : Elon Musk Reacts To US Travel Ban On Former EU Commissioner: ‘...Gets His Dessert’ Sky News : EU warns of possible action after US bar...
EU lawmakers agree on new rules that hold platforms like Meta and TikTok liable for financial scams that have been reported, requiring them to compensate banks
Update Trader Edge / Blockonomi : Alphabet (GOOGL) Stock: Google Drops Microsoft Fight as EU Launches Cloud Crackdown Philip Blenkinsop / Reuters : EU members seek safeguards in US tariff deal to prot...
Uber and Lyft threaten to leave Minneapolis on May 1, after the city passed an ordinance to guarantee drivers a minimum rate of $1.40/mile and $0.5/minute
There will be other ways and maybe it'll give Minneapolis a chance to revitalize their Metro bus and public train system who knows maybe cabs will make a return [embedded post] Durrell / @durrell.bsky...
The EU Council and Parliament reach a provisional deal on the Anti-Money Laundering Regulation, which will force all crypto companies to run user due diligence
🚫Prohibition of cash payments over €10,000 — 🆔Prohibition of anonymous cash payments over €3,000 — https://www.consilium.europa.eu/ ... This #waroncash is going to take its toll! #negativeinteres...
EU countries and lawmakers reach an agreement on the Data Act, establishing rules on how Big Tech and other companies use European consumer and corporate data
on our conditions. [image] @eucouncilpress : 🇪🇺 @EUCouncil and @Europarl_EN strike a deal on fair access to and use of data (#DataAct) Read our press release 👇 https://europa.eu/!P46TMC Luca Bertuzzi ...
EU states approve the Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) rules, becoming the first major global jurisdiction with a crypto licensing regime, taking effect in 2024
The landmark Markets in Crypto Assets regulation was given final approval by the EU's Council, which also agreed a new law for sharing data on crypto tax holdings.
EU lawmakers provisionally agree on anti-laundering rules for crypto, requiring verified customer identities for transfers between regulated digital wallets
The European Parliament and Council reached a provisional agreement to force crypto providers to provide identifying information …
Vestager asks the EU Parliament and Council to approve the Digital Markets Act and the Digital Services Act as a matter of urgency, even if they are imperfect
and our 🇪🇺 democracy is at work to deliver it! https://twitter.com/... Samuel Stolton / @samuelstolton : Respect where respect is due - no one expected the EU27 to move this fast on DSA / DMA - this l...
EU's copyright reform with “link tax” and “upload filters” suffers a setback as 11 member states vote against the proposal, making adoption in May less likely
Today, Council firmly rejected the negotiating mandate that was supposed to set out Member States' position ahead …