Lufthansa To Cut 4,000 Jobs in Five Years TEC News / AFP September 29, 2025 By 2030, Lufthansa aims to lay off roughly 4% of its workforce, mainly administrative staff in Germany.
Albania Unveils AI ‘Minister’ TEC News September 19, 2025 Diella, a digital assistant designed to tackle corruption, sparks opposition outrage in parliament.
Italy Brings In Strict New AI Law Rebeka Kis September 18, 2025 Meloni’s comprehensive legislation aims to punish harmful AI use—such as deepfakes—while supporting domestic innovation.
Denmark To Let Students Use AI in English Exams TEC News / AFP August 22, 2025 High schoolers will be allowed to prepare oral tests with generative AI from 2026
AI Is Rotting Our Minds Lauren Smith August 8, 2025 As more people turn to artificial intelligence for companionship, an over-reliance on tech is driving vulnerable users to insanity.
Trump Takes on ‘Woke’ AI TEC News July 24, 2025 New executive order bars DEI-influenced models from public use, marking a sharp break with EU-style tech regulation.
As EU Regulates, BRICS Races Ahead With AI Industrial Plan TEC News July 18, 2025 While Brussels focuses on rules, BRICS nations are building a shared strategy to drive industrial growth through artificial intelligence.
Poland to Report X Chatbot to EU Over Antisemitism and Insults TEC News July 9, 2025 After a change in programming, Grok called Polish PM Tusk names, insulted his wife, and praised Adolf Hitler.
Denmark To Fight Deepfake Content With Changing Legislation Zolta Győri June 27, 2025 They are the first country in Europe to combat this issue which is getting more concerning as AI is being developed at a rapid pace.
Governing AI To Preserve Human Dignity and Traditions—MCC Budapest Summit’s Key Takeaway TEC News June 24, 2025 The speakers reaffirmed that technology must remain a servant, never a master, of communities rooted in faith, tradition, and the common good.
