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Editor’s Note: AI is no longer knocking on the newsroom door—it’s writing the headlines. In a bold and globally significant move, Italian newspaper Il Foglio has launched Il Foglio AI, the first newspaper supplement entirely generated by artificial intelligence, with human journalists stepping in only for input prompts and final editorial reviews. As AI integration

Editor’s Note: In an important legal challenge, major French publishing associations have filed a lawsuit against Meta Platforms Inc., accusing the tech giant of unauthorized use of copyrighted literary works to train its AI models. The case, brought before the Paris Judicial Court, underscores growing tensions between AI development and intellectual property rights. With allegations

Editor’s Note: The February 2025 surge in HSR transactions signals an important moment for the M&A landscape, reflecting renewed corporate confidence but also raising critical cybersecurity, governance, and compliance challenges. With February deal volumes up 70% year-over-year, organizations must be prepared to navigate evolving regulatory scrutiny and data security risks. This report explores the economic

Editor’s Note: In an era where data volumes are skyrocketing, legal teams are under mounting pressure to balance efficiency with compliance. HaystackID’s launch of Core Intelligence AI Review marks an important moment in eDiscovery, merging generative AI with expert oversight to enhance legal review processes. By integrating deep learning and natural language processing (NLP) into

Editor’s Note: The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is refining its antitrust case against Google, shifting focus from AI divestiture to a broader push for market competition. This legal battle underscores the evolving regulatory landscape in Big Tech, where antitrust enforcement collides with the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence. With a coalition of 38 state

Editor’s Note: Virginia is poised to become a key player in artificial intelligence (AI) regulation with the impending enactment of the Virginia High-Risk Artificial Intelligence Developer and Deployer Act (HB 2094). This legislation represents a growing movement among U.S. states to establish frameworks governing AI’s impact on critical consumer-related decisions. If signed into law, HB

Editor’s Note: The future of work is here, and it’s skills-first. At SXSW EDU 2025, thought leaders from business, education, and government came together to explore how AI, competency-based hiring, and digital learning records are reshaping economic mobility and workforce development. This session—featuring experts from Best Buy, the Colorado Community College System, Alabama’s Office of

Editor’s Note: SXSW EDU 2025 will take place from March 3 to March 6 in Austin, Texas, bringing together educators, industry leaders, and innovators to discuss AI in education, leadership development, STEM representation, and the future workforce. The conference will feature keynotes from Anne-Laure Le Cunff, Vanessa Van Edwards, Emily Calandrelli, and Shamil Idriss, alongside

Editor’s Note: Cyber threats targeting the European financial sector have escalated, posing significant risks to banks, financial service providers, and regulatory institutions. The latest ENISA Threat Landscape: Finance Sector report highlights a sharp increase in cyber incidents, including DDoS attacks, data breaches, social engineering schemes, and ransomware. With financial institutions increasingly relying on digital infrastructure,

Editor’s Note: Estonia is once again positioning itself as a digital pioneer, this time with a bold initiative to integrate artificial intelligence (AI) into its education system. Through the AI Leap program, the country is set to equip students and teachers with advanced AI tools—including a specialized version of OpenAI’s ChatGPT—to enhance learning and streamline