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AI coverage on Europa Now: models, rules and what European teams actually do with both.
AI
UiPath's Dines unveils Cartographer to map enterprise work before deploying trustworthy AI
At FUSION, UiPath's founder argued that large language models lack the accountability, learning capacity and precision needed for enterprise automation—and introduced Cartographer, a tool to document how companies actually work.
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Waymo's Transit Incentives Reveal Different Paths to Robotaxi Integration Across Cities
Waymo is rewarding multimodal journeys in San Francisco Bay Area with transit credits and parking at train stations, while Hamburg's approach puts autonomous vehicles directly into the public transport app.
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Microsoft doubles down on Gulf infrastructure as Europe tightens cloud rules
The tech giant is injecting $2 billion in fresh capital across the Middle East through 2030, betting on undersea cables to protect against regional instability while European regulators move to restrict American cloud providers from sensitive public data.
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DeepSeek reveals how it manages millions of untrusted AI agents in parallel
A new paper from the Chinese lab describes running 3 million sandboxes daily to contain agents that corrupt systems and exhaust resources—a problem the authors say cannot be fully solved.
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ArcaScience's Flow platform claims specialized AI outperforms general models on drug safety analysis
The Paris and Boston biotech AI startup has unveiled Flow, a purpose-built platform for assessing pharmaceutical benefit-risk profiles that it says dramatically outpaces frontier LLMs while costing far less to operate.
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Airbus Secures Quarter-Century Deal to Protect France's Military Networks
The aerospace giant will design and maintain cybersecurity gateways that allow France's armed forces to safely exchange data across networks with different security classifications.
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AWS clears NATO security hurdle across all alliance member states
Amazon Web Services has won approval to process NATO-restricted data throughout the alliance, becoming the first cloud provider to achieve this status. The certification path ran through Spain's security authorities rather than NATO headquarters.
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Australia's Schools and Councils Move to Block Smart Glasses Over Privacy Fears
Western Australia has issued a binding directive banning smart glasses from all public schools starting in October, while city councils across the country restrict the devices in pools and public facilities. Employment lawyers warn workplaces may be next.