US juggernaut is tapping German PhDs to crack some of the toughest problems in artificial intelligence — to the dismay of politicians.

The group, representing the world’s richest countries, hopes non-binding guidelines will become global standard.

European countries and industry groups are hedging their bets following Trump’s plan for an all-out ban on Chinese firm.

‘France and Europe are pragmatic and realistic,’ French president says.

Order prohibits the purchase or use of any communications technology produced by entities controlled by ‘a foreign adversary.’

Commerce Department told to assess whether any firms should be blocked from the US rollout of 5G networks.

Estonia’s reputation as a progressive, tech-savvy nation is at risk, says the country’s former prime minister.

Euroskeptic parties disagree on many things tech-related — except for the desire to say whatever they want online.

They will talk about Facebook’s partnership with the French government on tackling hate speech online.

The social network has created a team in Dublin to counter wrongdoing, but political ads and disinformation are still reaching voters.

Helen Dixon pushes back at accusations Ireland has dragged its heels compared to other European regulators.

Katarina Barley calls voice recording practices ‘unacceptable.’

The social media giant has drawn broad criticism from across the political spectrum over its attempts to curb harmful content.

Since the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the platform has faced a barrage of other revelations that it failed to protect users’ data.

Theresa May wrote to Gavin Williamson to say she has ‘lost confidence’ in him.

Britain should ‘stick to independent decision making,’ says China’s ambassador to the UK.

POLITICO reporters dive into the manifesto of the center-right nominee for Commission president.

Washington state was writing European-style legislation. Then corporate lobbyists got involved.

Move comes a day after Facebook set aside $3B for a potential privacy fine in the US.