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May 21, 2024 | torial.com | Anna Ferrari

Subtitle: Review of the book " Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights" (Oxford), edited by Alberto Quintavalla and Jeroen Temperman. Introduction From the very beginning of the book, the editors - Alberto Quintavalla and Jeroen Temperman -, rightfully so, highlighted the simultaneous codification processes of Artificial Intelligence and modern Human Rights.

Nov 27, 2023 | torial.com | Chiara Swaton |Oliver Noyan

By  Chiara Swaton and Oliver Noyan |  EURACTIV GermanyAustria is often considered the birthplace of modern right-wing populism in Europe. However, the small Alpine country has recently been haunted by another political spectre - and this time, it comes from the left. In most European countries, communism is an ideology primarily reserved for history books. And until recently, Austria was no different. In the general election of 2019, the communist party KPÖ gathered a measly 0.69 %.

Nov 27, 2023 | torial.com | Chiara Swaton

Austria must take a more proactive stance in shaping EU foreign and defence policy matters and not hide behind its historically neutral stance towards conflict, European Parliament Vice-President Othmar Karas told EURACTIV on Tuesday after signing an open letter to the government.

Nov 27, 2023 | torial.com | Chiara Swaton

Italy's recent ban on ChatGPT and looming data protection troubles related to the AI chatbot in Germany have sparked Europe-wide debate between those ecstatic about the tool and others who fear its development.

Sep 13, 2023 | torial.com | Corinna Cerruti

How China became addicted to its tobacco monopolyFor two decades, China Tobacco has undermined a landmark anti-smoking treaty. Millions more deaths are predicted as a result. Jason McLure and Manyun Zou are correspondents for The Examination. Jude Chan is a correspondent for Initium Media. Christoph Giesen is China correspondent for Der Spiegel. Corinna Cerruti of Paper Trail Media contributed reporting to this story.