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Europe’s A.I. Act enters the final stretch

EU lawmakers know what they want—but national governments may disagree.

Fortune

FA confirm new transfer rules which could impact Bristol City and Bristol Rovers' summer plans

Since Britain left the European Union in 2020, it has been increasingly hard for clubs to bring in relatively unknown talent from outside of the country

Bristol Post

EU approves draft law to regulate AI – here's how it will work

The word “risk” is often seen in the same sentence as “artificial intelligence” these days. While it is encouraging to see world leaders consider the potential problems of AI, along with its industrial and strategic benefits, we should remember that not all risks are equal.

The Conversation

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US slips in supply-chain ranks after child-labor violations

The U.S. has joined a list of mostly emerging-market countries where ESG supply-chain risks are “high,” after the world’s richest economy failed to provide adequate protections for vulnerable populations including migrant children, according to a fresh study.

Tribune News Service

End of free movement did not increase wages, Government advisers say

The Migration Advisory Committee found few businesses that had depended on EU staff had raised wages to attract UK workers.

The Independent UK

European Parliament Preps AI Regulation Targeting Apps Like ChatGPT

MEPs have proposed new regulation that addresses how AI applications are to be classified and what practices are no longer permitted.

Tom’s Hardware

Google risks break up as EU attacks abuse of ad tech power

Google was accused of abusing its dominance over advertising technology to crush competition, as the European Union fired off an antitrust charge sheet that strikes at the heart of the U.S. firm’s sales model and threatens a selloff of the lucrative business.

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79 dead and dozens feared missing after boat carrying refugees and migrants sinks off Greek coast

More than 100 people have also been rescued as search efforts continue

The Independent UK

EU says Google ‘abused its position’ in ad market as it demands break-up in services

The EU competition regulator has accused Google of abusing its position in the online advertising market, calling for the break-up of its ad businesses.

Evening Standard

Dozens killed after migrant ship capsizes off Greece

At least 59 migrants drowned early on Wednesday and more were feared missing when their boat capsized and sank off Greece, the country's coast guard said. Some 100 people were rescued.

Radio France Internationale

iOS 17 app sideloading could happen — Craig Federighi says Apple is ‘working with EU’

Apple's Craig Federighi suggests that iOS 17 may still offer app sideloading in order to comply with the EU's regulations.

Tom’s Guide

EU moves closer to passing one of world’s first laws governing AI

Bloc hopes to set global standard for technology – including ban on police use of live facial recognition technology in public places

The Guardian - UK

EU outlines rules aiming to make it clear when content has been generated by an AI

Also "detailed summaries" of copyrighted data used in training AI models would need to be publicly available.

PC Gamer

UN brands record 110 million displaced people an 'indictment' of the state of the world

The United Nations has announced that a record 110 million people worldwide have been forcibly displaced from their homes, branding the massive upsurge an "indictment" of the world.

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The Guardian - UK

EU regulator orders Google to sell part of ad-tech business

Competition commission accuses firm of favouring its own services to detriment of rivals

Fortune

Google may be forced to sell off some of its most prized businesses

The European Commission may force Google to sell off some of its most prized businesses.

The Independent UK

Travel firms say Brexit is blocking UK workers from being EU chalet hosts

Only 3,700 people from the UK are being employed in the EU to do jobs such as chalet hosts, holiday reps and tour guides, new figures show.

The Guardian - UK

Massive strike pits African fishers against ‘superprofitable’ EU firms

About 2,000 crew members withdrew labour over pay and conditions, as well as citing serious breaches of overfishing rules by Spanish and French companies

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The nine laws passed by the UK DESPITE rejection by Holyrood

Here are all the times Westminster has passed legislation which was rejected by the Scottish Parliament...

iMore

Yes, Apple is working with the EU to enable sideloading - but what about the U.S?

On The Talk Show last week, Craig Federighi confirmed sideloading was being dealt with - but is that all there is?

The Independent UK

EU regulators order Google to break up digital ad business over competition concerns

European Union antitrust regulators are taking aim at Google’s lucrative digital advertising business, ordering the tech giant to sell off some of its ad business to address competition concerns

The Guardian - UK

Discrimination is a bigger AI risk than human extinction – EU commissioner

Commissioner says existential threat unlikely, but ‘guardrails’ needed for decisions affecting livelihoods

Al Jazeera

Taiwan’s FM seeks ‘support from European friends’ in Prague

Taiwan’s top diplomat Joseph Wu holds meetings in Prague to improve relations with the EU, angering China.

WEKU

Poland's new Russian influence law gets flak as an attack on democracy

Critics of the law, including in Washington and the European Union, warn that Poland's right-wing populist leaders could use the law to block candidates ahead of elections later this year.

The Guardian - UK

Greatest Days review – Take That musical offers blast of feelgood reunion excitement

Aisling Bea rounds up old school friends to watch the reunited boyband in Athens and, amid the laughs, confront what happened when they last saw them 25 years ago

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