Technology

Musk’s satellite internet company is in 130 countries, thanks in part to White House support. If he’s on the outs, then what?

“X has indicated since 2024 that it accepts the distribution of pornographic content. It must therefore be treated as such,” Digital Minister Clara Chappaz’s office said.

The warning comes after so-called hallucinations — AI-generated fictions — have cropped up at big law firms.

A renewed offer to scrap tariffs on industrial goods “won’t fly” with Washington, says an official from one EU country.

Amid guidance delays “we should not rule out postponing some parts of the AI Act,” Henna Virkkunen tells meeting in Luxembourg.

Aurore Bergé’s public scolding of industry representatives left insiders shocked and sent Clara Chappaz scrambling to clean up the damage.

The central bank expects big spending programs at home to offset weaker demand for eurozone exports.

Parent company of Pornhub, Redtube and YouPorn suspended the sites for French users on Wednesday.

Legal opinion bolsters EU’s challenge against Viktor Orbán’s conservative culture war.

As the Trump administration plays hardball, a new EU strategy puts collaboration front and center.

Beijing denies helping Moscow, but Russia is scaling up both the production and the sophistication of its drones.

“Let’s not target each other” on metals duties, Trade Commissioner Maroš Šefčovič urges after meeting U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer in Paris.

Chief prosecutor’s email issues have spurred fears in Europe that Trump could trigger a “kill switch” through U.S. tech giants abroad.

How an initially uncontroversial data bill became a political football — and radicalized Elton John.

The freshly appointed pope is challenging the technocracy of artificial intelligence.

Porn industry giant protests Paris’ measures to verify the age of users.

Efforts to protect kids online are gaining traction in Europe.

John Miller discussed exporting a sensitive encryption device from the U.S. to China in a blender, U.S. authorities said.

Beijing’s espionage on Dutch semiconductors and other high-tech areas is “intensifying,” Ruben Brekelmans tells Reuters at Shangri-La Dialogue security forum.

“We consider a tax rate of 10 percent to be moderate and legitimate,” Germany’s culture minister said.

The DOGE leader said his “scheduled time” as a special employee is up.

He called out Europe over speech crackdowns and pressures on U.S. tech platforms.

The EU wants to compete with the U.S. and China on artificial intelligence. But critics say policymakers haven’t planned for the sector’s extreme water demand.

European politicians have no appetite to give the White House big concessions and revisit the inflammatory topics that dominated the TTIP talks a decade ago.