AI and copyright: who really owns the creation?
Have you ever asked an artificial intelligence to write a song? People often use this method to explore new ideas or test the system while assessing how effectively machines can replicate human creative abilities. But once you obtain the result, a spontaneous question arises: who holds the rights? You, the AI, or no one?
The many faces of the bioeconomy
The bioeconomy is one of the fastest-growing and most promising sectors in the European Union, worth over €2.4 trillion.
Austria’s privacy watchdog vs. YouTube: a battle over your data
Access to your personal data is one of the core rights guaranteed by the EU’s GDPR. But the ongoing dispute between Austria’s data protection authority and YouTube shows just how wide the gap can be between theory and practice.
Migration in Europe — cutting through the myths
The debate around migration in the EU is often full of emotions, oversimplifications, and stereotypes. Yet data tells a more nuanced story. Understanding the real numbers behind migration helps us see how policies are shaped — and how they affect millions of people living across Europe.
Chemistry of equal opportunities: internships in the chemical industry
The European Alliance for Apprentices (EAfA) aims to make France’s chemical industry more sustainable, inclusive, and ready for the green transition. The key question is whether these ambitious promises translate into real change or remain mostly a tool of public relations.
Sweden’s secret to tackling gangs: Malmö’s surprising results
Can the cycle of gang violence be broken by combining tough enforcement with offers of help? Sweden’s “Group Violence Intervention” (GVI), known in Malmö as “Sluta skjut,” seems to suggest it can.
Google vs DMA: new play store fees as a tactic to avoid EU sanctions
Are Google’s recent changes to Play Store fees really about protecting users, or are they more about safeguarding the company’s financial interests?
Plastics everywhere: the EU’s big problem
The European Union has been trying for years to reduce the harmful impact of plastics, but data from 2022 shows that the path toward a truly sustainable system is still far from complete.
