Your CV may be screened, scored or ranked by AI before a recruiter reviews it. But who is accountable when automated hiring decisions overlook qualified candidates?
Your CV Was Rejected. But Did a Human Ever Read It? Read More »
The EU Kids Act aims to protect children online, but what about gambling, pornography, fake accounts, grooming, sextortion and children using their parents’ phones? We examine the risks, the proposed safeguards and what Malaysia can learn.
The EU Kids Act: Can We Really Protect Children From the Dangers of the Internet? Read More »
Shadow AI is already entering workplaces through unapproved AI tools. UK and Canadian cybersecurity authorities are warning businesses to improve visibility, security and AI governance.
Shadow AI: The AI Your Company Does Not Know It Is Using Read More »
Smart glasses aren’t Iron Man technology, but governments are already worried. From hidden recording concerns to AI-assisted exam cheating, the debate over privacy, consent and wearable AI is growing worldwide.
Smart Glasses Aren’t Iron Man Tech. So Why Are Governments Worried? Read More »
Everyone at work seems to use ChatGPT. But when employees use personal AI accounts for company work, who controls the data and the risk? The answer may not be to stop using AI but to govern it properly.
“Everyone at Work Uses ChatGPT. So What’s the Problem?” Read More »
The EU is scrutinising Facebook and Instagram over features such as infinite scroll, autoplay and personalised recommendations. Could product design itself become a legal compliance issue?
Facebook and Instagram Want You to Stay. The EU Wants to Know Why. Read More »
The EU AI Act enters a new phase with enforcement and transparency rules taking effect from 2 August. Discover what this means for businesses using AI.
The EU AI Act Starts Enforcing New Rules on 2 August 2026. Is Your Business Ready? Read More »
Your teen wants to go viral. But when strangers can watch, record and repost their lives, who should protect them? The EU’s latest TikTok action raises bigger questions about minors, algorithms and online safety.
Your Teen Wants to Go Viral. But Does TikTok Know When to Stop? Read More »
Google has been fined again- this time €890 million under the EU Digital Markets Act. Why does Europe keep going after Google, and what is the bigger issue behind these repeated cases?
Google Keeps Getting Fined by Europe. Why Does It Keep Happening? Read More »
AliExpress has been fined €550 million under the EU Digital Services Act. What went wrong, and what does this landmark enforcement action mean for online marketplaces, sellers and digital platform compliance?
AliExpress Fined €550 Million. Could Other Online Marketplaces Be Next? Read More »
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