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In 2026, Congress advances bills like KOSA and the Kids Off Social Media Act to hold Big Tech accountable for minors' online safety, imposing duties of care and parental tools. Critics warn of privacy risks and outsourced parenting to corporations. This bipartisan push balances protection with potential surveillance overreach.
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The US has banned several European advocates, including HateAid directors Josephine Ballon and Anna-Lena von Hodenberg, for allegedly pressuring tech firms to censor American viewpoints amid clashes between US free speech ideals and European anti-hate regulations. This move heightens transatlantic tensions and disrupts global efforts against online toxicity.
In a fractured world, data sovereignty has become essential for nations and businesses to protect information amid geopolitical tensions and regulations like GDPR. It drives strategies such as localized clouds and compliance measures, turning data control into a key factor for economic survival and strategic dominance.
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The Wikimedia Foundation announced partnerships with tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Amazon, and Perplexity on Wikipedia's 25th anniversary, providing paid API access to its content for AI training. This shifts from data scraping to formalized deals, generating revenue for the nonprofit while ensuring ethical data use and infrastructure sustainability. Critics worry about potential impacts on neutrality.
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