News about Artificial intelligence

The large-scale digitalization of public services in Moldova is associated with serious risks of social exclusion and discrimination. This was stated by the People’s Advocate Czeslaw Panco during the presentation of a report in Parliament, emphasizing that the rapid transition to digitalization requires the immediate implementation of mechanisms for the protection of citizens’ rights.

Public attitudes toward data centers in the U.S. have deteriorated markedly in just a few months, and according to fresh polling, this is becoming one of the new points of tension around the development of artificial intelligence.

The British Parliament’s Science, Innovation and Technology Committee has recommended that the government refuse to cooperate with the US company Palantir, calling its growing influence on the public sector an “unacceptable vulnerability”. The report was published against the backdrop of the growing desire of European countries to reduce dependence on American technology corporations in the field of data storage and digital infrastructure.

The number of monthly active users of OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 billion worldwide in May 2026.

In 2025, Moldova has become Europe’s leader in terms of startup ecosystem growth.

Parliament initiates public hearings to find solutions to combat phone and online fraud.

A structural fracture is brewing in the world of Big Tech: Google actually recognizes that demand for artificial intelligence already exceeds available capacity

Billionaire Ilon Musk has once again demonstrated a deep understanding of human psychology and with a short message, sparked a flurry of positive feedback about the Full Self-Driving system for Tesla.

A month before the EU Salary Transparency Directive came into force, Latvian company ERDA launched a real-time salary data platform.

London-based startup Moth has launched Quantum Backrooms, the first consumer game powered by real quantum hardware.

The International Monetary Fund has for the first time modeled the impact of artificial intelligence on the global economy by 2030. According to the study, even if economic growth accelerates, the widespread use of AI could lead to a decline in the share of income earned by the population and increase property inequality.

The labor market in the IT sector is undergoing a profound transformation caused by the development of artificial intelligence. However, these changes do not pose a threat to qualified personnel, but are a necessary stage of professional maturation of the industry.

Artificial intelligence is changing how we communicate, access information and work, how income and status are distributed, and even how we fight wars.

Moldovan President Maia Sandu has urged citizens to be as vigilant as possible against the backdrop of increasing cases of telephone fraud.

Ukrainian law enforcers together with the cyber police of Kazakhstan exposed a large criminal organization in Odessa.

At the summit of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council in Astana on May 29, the leaders of the EAEU countries adopted a joint Statement on the responsible development of artificial intelligence (AI).

The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) will improve its response to cyber threats by creating a specialized unit and expanding its staff.

Integration processes within the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU) are strengthening, which will allow mutual trade volumes to reach $100 billion in 2026.

After raising $65 billion in investment capital in a new subscription round, tech startup Anthropic has beaten Ilon Musk’s OpenAI to a business valuation.

Pope Leo XIV has rejected the concept of a “just war,” which the Catholic Church has used since at least the fifth century to assess whether state involvement in war can be considered justified.