Tech companies argued there is still uncertainty about how to comply with the AI Act, and the rules are too complicated.

Meta could face daily fines for violation of Europe's Digital Markets Act, while Apple revamped conditions on its App Store in Europe to meet EU guidelines.

The European Union will proceed with the AI Act as scheduled. Tech giants requested a delay, citing compliance concerns. The ...

The European Union said it will stick to its timeline for rolling out its AI legislation, ignoring calls by tech companies to ...

Meta isn’t backing down. The tech titan behind Facebook and Instagram has filed an appeal against the European Commission’s ...

Under the DMA, non-compliance can lead to daily fines of up to 5% of a company’s average daily global turnover.

As the European Union (EU) pushes ahead with its landmark AI Act, it does so with the highest intentions: to protect citizens ...

The "pay-or-consent" model, launched in November 2023, gives EU users a choice: use Facebook and Instagram for free with ad ...

European CEOs warn that complex AI regulations threaten the continent's competitiveness in the global AI industry.

With under a month before key chunks of the EU’s AI Act start to bite, a coalition of both US and European tech firms is ...

The tech company aims to avoid a ban on social networks and suggests age verification in app stores. Meta has taken a step ...

Meta’s Threads app now supports private one-on-one DMs, though without encryption and limited to adult users with mutual ...