Reuters reports the European Commission has issued antitrust charges against Meta over a policy that blocks rival AI services from using the WhatsApp Business API, and it is weighing interim measures to prevent ‘serious and irreparable’ harm to competition while the case proceeds.

Reuters reports that the UK will work with Microsoft, academics and other experts to build a deepfake detection system and an evaluation framework intended to set consistent expectations for how detection tools are assessed. 

Reuters reports that, with AI accountability stalling, boards should press major technology companies for clearer disclosure and governance evidence, including transparency on human rights impact assessment practice and ethical AI commitments.

Reuters reports that Netflix is facing a boycott by German voice actors over concerns linked to AI training, underlining how rights, consent, and compensation remain live governance issues in creative sup

According to Reuters, Snowflake has announced a partnership with OpenAI reported as a $200 million deal, signalling continued large scale spend on model access and integration in enterprise data stacks. For governance, the key question becomes auditability of model use across data environments and who holds operational responsibility for outputs.