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Social Media News · Oct 12, 2026

Will Denmark’s 15-Year Social Media Limit Block Parents? The Privacy Gaps Explained

Denmark has moved its draft law establishing a 15 year age threshold for access to large social networks into formal parliamentary processing. Responses to the consultation, filed in early October, show broad support for protecting children but sharp disagreement over how age checks should work, who enforces them and how to avoid new privacy harms.

Women in a hackathon working with AI tools
Technology & AI · Oct 10, 2026

Pakistan’s AI moment today: nationwide Women Tech Quest and Karachi forum put community building at the center of AI adoption

On October 10, 2026, Pakistan’s technology calendar features two coordinated developments: Women Tech Quest, a 1,000-person women in tech competition running simultaneously in Karachi, Lahore and Islamabad, and Beyond Intelligence, a Karachi forum on moving AI from prompts to agents. Both events underline a push to translate national AI policy into skills, products and local communities.

Microchips and AI code overlaid on map of India
Technology & AI · Oct 8, 2026

India to Publish AI Regulation Consultation Paper Within a Month, Minister Says

The Indian government will release a consultation paper on artificial intelligence within the next month, Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said on October 8, 2026, marking a formal step toward a national techno legal framework that will prioritise safety, inclusivity and measures against misuse such as deepfakes.

Gavel and binary code represent AI in judiciary
Technology & AI · Oct 2, 2026

Chief Justice Surya Kant: AI can expand access to justice, but must not replace judges

Speaking in New Delhi, Chief Justice of India Surya Kant said technology and AI can help courts manage caseloads and improve access to justice, but stressed that judicial decision making must remain with human judges. The remarks reinforce India’s human centric approach to integrating AI in courts amid concerns about fabricated citations and algorithmic accountability.