Not Neutral – Detecting Political Tilt in Large Language Models
Large Language Models are fast becoming the mediators between information sources and users, so their value signals matter. A recent peer-reviewed study in Nature’s Humanities and Social Sciences Communications finds a measurable rightward shift in models’ political placement across versions,
Prohibiting Crypto-Asset Service Providers under MiCA: Conditions, Proof, and Practical Challenges
Recent developments in the EU’s crypto regulation, particularly France’s alleged intention to block passported CASPs authorised in other Member States and transfer supervision to ESMA, raise key questions about the Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation’s (MiCA) enforcement scope—particularly whether host
The President Said What? EU Law, International Law and the Politics of Recognition at UNGA’s September Session
The September session of the General Assembly of the United Nations (22-30 September, UNGA) was even more anticipated by the press, politicians and the public in general as usual. Lawyers interested in international law were curious about how the session
From Text to Action: World Models in Practice (Part II.)
In practical applications and in the context of World Models (WMs), industrial robotics is usually mentioned first, and for good reasons. A robot that relies on a world model does not merely repeat a pre-programmed sequence of movements. It notices
