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Digital Safety and Regulation, a safety guide covering online protection and AI regulation

Online, what was dangerous tends to become clear only after something has already gone wrong. Here we set out the risks people and societies face on the internet, and how rules and technology are responding to them.

We cover protecting children and teenagers online, age limits on social media, data breaches and platform responsibility, deepfakes and harmful content, account takeover and phishing, and the ethics and regulation of AI including the EU AI Act.

Regulation is slow and technology is fast. So we separate what the law now blocks from what is still left to each of us, down to the settings you can change today.

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The infographic organizes how AI data centers affect grid bottlenecks, cost sharing, sustainability metrics, and flexible power-aware operations. Why AI Data Center Power Demand Is Putting Pressure on the Power Grid, Electricity Rates, and Carbon Reduction Targets All at Once
The infographic summarizes how mule accounts are misused and how to respond safely to suspicious deposits. How Are "Ghost Accounts" Created, and How Can They Be Prevented?
The graphic outlines timelines, AI labeling, GPAI duties, roles, scope, and responsible teams. Checklist for the EU AI Act, Effective August 2026: Generative AI Labeling and GPAI Requirements
The graphic compares app store age checks, platform duties, under-16 restrictions, and data risks. Round 2 of Online Protection for Minors: Age Verification on App Stores, Social Media Bans, and Comparison of Personal Information Risks
The graphic contrasts Australia’s account restrictions with Canada’s safety-by-design approach and key safeguards. Will Social Media Restrictions for Children Under 16 Actually Work? A Comparison of Online Safety Regulations for Children in Australia and Canada
The graphic outlines key EU AI Act dates, labeling requirements, compliance steps, and legal obligations. The EU AI Act’s implementation schedule has changed again: New standards for generative AI labeling and high-risk AI regulations