The Latest Breaking News from European Union

The word “risk” is often seen in the same sentence as “artificial intelligence” these days. While it is encouraging to see world leaders consider the potential problems of AI, along with its industrial and strategic benefits, we should remember that not all risks are equal.

The U.S. has joined a list of mostly emerging-market countries where ESG supply-chain risks are “high,” after the world’s richest economy failed to provide adequate protections for vulnerable populations including migrant children, according to a fresh study.

The Migration Advisory Committee found few businesses that had depended on EU staff had raised wages to attract UK workers.

MEPs have proposed new regulation that addresses how AI applications are to be classified and what practices are no longer permitted.

Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition, as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that strikes at the heart of the U.S. firm’s sales model and threatens a selloff of the lucrative business.

More than 100 people have also been rescued as search efforts continue

The EU competition regulator has accused Google of abusing its position in the online advertising market, calling for the break-up of its ad businesses.

At least 59 migrants drowned early on Wednesday and more were feared missing when their boat capsized and sank off Greece, the country's coast guard said. Some 100 people were rescued.

Apple's Craig Federighi suggests that iOS 17 may still offer app sideloading in order to comply with the EU's regulations.

Bloc hopes to set global standard for technology – including ban on police use of live facial recognition technology in public places

Also "detailed summaries" of copyrighted data used in training AI models would need to be publicly available.