Europe at the forefront of artificial intelligence: The first AI law
The AI Act is now in force, with Ursula von der Leyen bringing order to the artificial intelligence market—aiming to ensure it serves humanity rather than act against it. There’s a risk of losing 14 million jobs over the next five years, with Greece "racing" ahead with indicators higher than the European average
Switzerland: Considering abandoning neutrality amid Putin’s threat and collaborating with NATO and EU
According to Politico, the report highlights the need to prepare society, not just the military, for a potential conflict, leading to reactions from both far-right and left-wing parties
Eurostat: 3.1% inflation in Greece in August – 2.2% in the euro area
Services, food, industrial goods and energy were the main contributors to price increases, according to Eurostat