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EU warns Italy over facial recognition: “Using AI to monitor citizens breaks the rules”

Under the AI Act, the authorities may only use real-time biometric recognition in three circumstances: to search for missing persons or victims of abduction...

The Satellite Race in Africa

In Nigeria, Kenya, Namibia, and South Africa, governments and businesses are grappling with Starlink—Elon Musk’s satellite network that promises to bridge connectivity gaps left...

European AI Act: new obligations begin August 2nd.

Transparency is the watchword. For European companies, the AI ​​Act is entering its most operational phase. The new provisions affect not only those who develop...

AI, deepfakes, chatbots: Transparency requirements change 2)

European Commission Guidelines on Technical Marking for 'Synthetic Contents' Chatbots and assistants will have to be identified as such. Text and images generated by LLMs...

IMF commends Italy’s progress on fiscal consolidation, says time to accelerate

Fund sees Italian economy growing by 0.5% in 2026 and 2027 International Monetary Fund Mission Chief Lone Christiansen praised the Italian government's management of the...

Confindustria sounds alarm about outlook amid fresh conflict in the Gulf (Ansa)

Inflation set to remain high, industry losing momentum says association The CSC research unit of Italian industry association Confindustria on Friday sounded the alarm about...

Italian wages grew by less than inflation in second quarter says Istat

First fall in real terms after 10 consecutive quarters of growth says statistics agency Istat said Wednesday that Italian wages grew by less than inflation...

Fact Check: EU measure would let platforms scan chats, not EU authorities

An EU Commission proposal, opens new tab to reinstate a measure that exempts some online platforms from strict privacy ​rules so they can voluntarily identify, report,...