AI
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AI capex lands in Europe’s bond market
Hyperscaler infrastructure spending is spilling into Europe’s corporate debt market.
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Europe’s compute policy becomes a €387.8m machine
Europe has committed €387.8m to its next major AI supercomputer.
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Brussels pulls ChatGPT into DSA’s top tier
ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox now face Europe’s strictest platform obligations.
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Tech coalition calls for AI cyber-defence surge
More than 100 technology, telecoms, financial, and security organisations are calling for coordinated cyber defence as increasingly capable AI threatens to amplify attacks against existing infrastructure weaknesses.
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UK performers push for AI voice rights
British performers are pressing ministers to strengthen legal control over AI voice cloning after the government acknowledged gaps in existing copyright, performer, data, and civil protections around digital replicas.
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AI trust outruns investor protections
Young investors are using AI heavily for financial research while misunderstanding the protections attached to its output, widening the gap between general-purpose chatbots and regulated financial advice.
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Philips targets robotic stroke treatment
Philips has secured up to $33.7 million in US public funding to develop increasingly autonomous robotic stroke procedures combining imaging, artificial intelligence, and steerable catheter technology.
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Dutch shared cars get Tesla FSD
Dutch car-sharing operator MyWheels has begun introducing Tesla’s supervised driving software into its fleet, creating a commercial test of advanced driver assistance in vehicles used by multiple customers.
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AI property images test Europe’s rules
Dutch property listings are providing an early test of Europe’s AI transparency regime, as altered photographs remain online despite rules intended to make synthetic and materially manipulated content identifiable.
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Europe tests AI against disease outbreaks
European researchers are testing generative AI against fragmented outbreak information, finding potential gains in surveillance speed while warning that validation, interoperability, and human oversight remain prerequisites for public-health deployment.
