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AI Act officially published, coming into force on 1 August 2024 Full applicability for most provisions by mid-2026 Phased implementation with various deadlines between 2025…
EU establishes new AI Office to oversee implementation of upcoming AI Act. The office comprises five units focused on regulation, safety, innovation, social good, and…
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The Dutch government's increasing reliance on American cloud servers raises concerns about data security and national autonomy. The Groenlinks-PvdA party is leading an effort to…
Dutch government and commercial data may be at risk due to widespread outsourcing to U.S. giants like Microsoft and Google. Despite server locations in the…
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