Technology

In addition to high costs, Boom Supersonic’s efforts to revive faster-than-sound passenger flights face climate and sustainability worries.

Far-right agitators have long enjoyed an unparalleled level of impunity on Telegram.

X will pause training its artificial intelligence chatbot Grok with some European users’ posts, according to Europe’s chief privacy watchdog. The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) today …

The X owner pushed a made-up headline from a far-right British party on his platform, before deleting it.

Officials from London to Washington say Musk is accountable to no one.

Investigation into 2022 spyware scandal leaves victims in the dark on who in government was responsible.

Musk endorsed Trump last month but has pledged he won’t donate to his campaign.

Dealing with X is like handling diplomacy with a major state, Peter Kyle says.

Musk has spent days beefing with politicians over the far-right unrest sweeping the UK.

Labour declined to back the headline target pledged by its predecessors.

Dozens of cyberattacks have been foiled since the start of the Games.

Musk has waded into Britain’s riots with a series of posts on his X platform — and faces criticism over the handling of online disinformation.

“Google is a monopolist, and it has acted as one to maintain its monopoly,” Judge Mehta wrote.

Britain’s government has social platforms in its sights as incitement spreads — and the X owner is squaring up for a fight.

Keir Starmer’s spokesperson said there’s ‘no justification’ for tech billionaire’s comments about a ‘civil war.’

False claims about the identity of a murder suspect have spread far and wide online.

TikTok promised not to roll out a reward program in its Lite app to push users to engage more in the European Union.

POLITICO looks back on the French commissioner’s first stint at the Berlaymont.

A senior official previously condemned the platform for ‘censoring’ Hamas-related content.

Tardy shift reflects slow state of digitalization in Germany.

The AI Office, an arm of the European Commission overseeing the implementation of the bloc’s artificial intelligence rulebook, is asking tech companies, academics and activists to help …

France wants its current commissioner to serve another term.

Thoughtless tweets cost competition cases, warns economist Fiona Scott Morton, whose EU job hopes were dashed by French lobbying.

Visit demonstrates “the will to start a new phase,” says Meloni, after Rome decided to quit Beijing’s Belt and Road initiative.