Governments Want to Protect Children Online. But Some Are Asking a New Question. For years, governments have focused on protecting children from online harms such as cyberbullying, explicit content, online predators and harmful algorithms. Today, a different issue is emerging: What happens when a child’s online identity is created not by the child, but by […]
AI scams are no longer science fiction. From deepfake videos to cloned voices and online fraud, digital trust is increasingly under pressure. Why did Europe move faster on AI regulation while many Asian countries remain cautious?
Europe is moving towards stricter limits on teenagers using social media. Beyond harmful content, regulators are now focusing on AI-driven algorithms and “black box influence” shaping young users’ behaviour.
Social Media, Teenagers and Control: Why the EU Is Stepping In Read More »
Scams are no longer easy to recognise. With AI, fake identities, realistic messages and impersonation are becoming more convincing than ever- making it harder to tell what is real and what is not.
AI, Fake Identity and Scams- It’s Getting Harder to Tell What’s Real Read More »
Germany imposes strict penalties on people who film accident victims or slow down unnecessarily to watch accidents. Malaysia currently has no specific rule on this behaviour, which often contributes to severe traffic jams on highways.
Why Germany Penalises Drivers Who Film Road Accidents: A Lesson for Malaysia Read More »
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