The European Commission has charged Meta Platforms' Instagram and Facebook with breaking EU tech regulations. Regulators are targeting specific features, including autoplay and infinite scroll, which they claim are designed to keep users engaged for extended periods. Meta now faces potential fines if changes are not implemented.

Singapore's Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) has proposed new guidelines requiring organisations to notify users when their personal data is used to train generative artificial intelligence models. This initiative aims to replace broad privacy notices with more specific communication regarding AI data usage. The proposed rules come amid growing concerns about how consumer information is being processed by increasingly sophisticated AI systems.

The United Nations' digital technology body has initiated a programme to enhance confidence in artificial intelligence agents, responding to increasing concerns over their autonomy and human oversight.