
“The internet is becoming a prison for will and privacy”—AI Law Expert Covadonga Torres
In the name of ethics, Brussels is building a regulatory framework that stifles innovation and leaves Europe out of the global technological race.

In the name of ethics, Brussels is building a regulatory framework that stifles innovation and leaves Europe out of the global technological race.

German federal foreign intelligence service to be integrated into censorship apparatus.

The UK could block Brits from using X unless it removes generative AI functions that can create pornographic images.

A new Council deal keeps “voluntary” message scanning alive, triggering alarm from privacy advocates and national MPs.

As with the debate on gun control, the problem doesn’t disappear: those who want to commit crimes will continue doing so—only now, everyone else will be watched.

Digital rights campaigners warn that “your privacy is (yet again) on the line.”

The Danish presidency backtracks and drops the obligation to spy on private communications, but leaves the door open to a future EU-wide mandate.

In a major policy shift, Brussels is retreating from mandatory message scanning to detect child sexual abuse.

Campaigners warn that while the proposal for mass scanning of private messages has been knocked back, it is not yet completely gone.

CDU/CSU and multiple civil society actors warn of massive interference with civil liberties.