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China Considers Restricting Overseas Access to Advanced AI Models

China Considers Restricting Overseas Access to Advanced AI Models

China’s Ministry of Commerce is holding talks with Alibaba, ByteDance, and Z.ai about restricting overseas access to the country’s most advanced AI models — including Qwen, Doubao, GLM-5.2, and DeepSeek R1. Open-source was China’s global distribution strategy. DeepSeek and Qwen…

July 23, 2026
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EU AI Act: High-Risk Deadlines Move

EU AI Act: High-Risk Deadlines Move

Two high-risk compliance deadlines just moved. The transparency deadline did not. It hits on 2 August. On 29 June, the EU Council gave final approval to the AI Act Digital Omnibus — the first substantive amendment since the Act’s 2024…

July 21, 2026
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EU-US Data Transfers Tested Again

EU-US Data Transfers Tested Again

The legal foundation of EU-US data transfers is under formal challenge for the third time in a decade. On 30 June, privacy organisation noyb sent a formal letter to the European Commission requesting withdrawal of the EU-US Data Privacy Framework…

July 16, 2026
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EDPB Redefines the GDPR Test for Anonymised Data

EDPB Redefines the GDPR Test for Anonymised Data

The EDPB just published guidelines that redefine when data qualifies as anonymous — and the answer now depends on who holds it. On 8 July, the European Data Protection Board adopted new guidelines on anonymisation, incorporating the Court of Justice…

July 15, 2026
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Coupang Privacy Fines Escalate Into Trade and Political Dispute

Coupang Privacy Fines Escalate Into Trade and Political Dispute

A privacy fine just triggered a Congressional trade investigation. Then the President’s stock trades surfaced. South Korea’s PIPC imposed two separate fines on Coupang Inc. totalling ~$410 million: $278M for a November 2025 breach affecting 33.7 million users, and $132M…

July 8, 2026
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PII Exposure Emerges as the Leading Cause of AI Agent Rollbacks

PII Exposure Emerges as the Leading Cause of AI Agent Rollbacks

31% of production AI agent deployments are being rolled back for a single reason: PII exposure. Not hallucination. Not performance. Personal data surfacing where it shouldn’t — in customer interactions, in logs, in outputs that were never meant to contain…

July 1, 2026
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