The emergence of social media as a tool for credit scoring is changing how financial institutions assess creditworthiness. While traditional credit scores have largely relied on an individual’s financial history—such as payment records and debt profile—social media is increasingly being used…
The Dawn of Multipolarity: Insights from the Munich Security Report 2025 and Conference
Disclaimer: We would like to emphasize that this is a summary of the Munich Security Report and Conference, and does not reflect any of our official stances. The Munich Security Conference (MSC), a cornerstone of global geopolitical discourse, convened in February…
Legal Personhood for AI: Challenges and Future Possibilities
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to transform various sectors of society, the question of its legal status has become increasingly relevant. Should AI systems, particularly those that demonstrate high levels of autonomy and complexity, be granted legal personhood? This question has…
The Paris AI Action Summit: Charting AI’s Global Trajectory
The 2025 Paris AI Action Summit marked a pivotal moment in global artificial intelligence governance, convening over 1,000 participants from 100 nations to address AI’s societal, economic, and environmental impacts. While the summit produced a landmark declaration signed by 58 countries[1]—including…
Between Scylla and Charybdis: the virtual or the real world
by Mónika Mercz Our society hinges on continuous progress, evidenced by the fact that in the last few decades, innovation has sped up to an unprecedented degree. This technological boom has brought with itself the spread of digitalization, and ultimately, the…
The EU’s Latest Draft Guidelines: Key Insights into Prohibited Practices under the AI Act
On February 4, 2025, the European Commission published a set of draft guidelines[1] aimed at providing clarity on prohibited AI practices under the newly enacted EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act[2] (Draft Guidelines). The Draft Guidelines, which were released two days after…
Navigating the Risks and Governance of Advanced AI: Insights from the 2025 International AI Safety Report
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has presented transformative opportunities and unprecedented challenges. The International AI Safety Report[1], published in January 2025 under the leadership of Prof. Yoshua Bengio and a global consortium of experts, provides possibly the most comprehensive…
Driving Sustainable Growth: How the CMA’s Strategic Approach Shapes the UK’s Industrial Future
The United Kingdom (UK) government’s Industrial Strategy Green Paper (Industrial Strategy)[1] sets out an ambitious vision to position the UK as a global leader in high-growth sectors, ensuring sustainable and inclusive economic growth. As the government prepares to launch this strategy,…