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Danish rightwing leader asked to form government after Frederiksen fails to form coalition
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politics1d ago

Danish rightwing leader asked to form government after Frederiksen fails to form coalition

  • The Danish king asked Troels Lund Poulsen to attempt forming a government after Frederiksen failed to build a coalition.
  • Frederiksen’s Social Democrats won the most votes but did not secure a majority, marking a historic low since 1903.
  • Poulsen will need to build a coalition of right-leaning parties to form a government.
  • Lars Løkke Rasmussen’s stance places him as a kingmaker amid the negotiations.
  • Immigration policy is a central topic as right-leaning parties gain ground.
  • The king issued a statement asking Poulsen to lead negotiations to form a government without the Social Democrats and moderates.
  • The attempt to form a government is described as potentially the longest in Danish history.
  • The March elections showed gains for several right-wing parties.
  • The Danish People’s Party had a strong showing, tripling its votes to 9.1%.
  • Rasmussen walked out of negotiations and backed Poulsen.
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Von der Leyen, Hillary Clinton back new push to childproof AI
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technology22h ago

Von der Leyen, Hillary Clinton back new push to childproof AI

  • European leaders back a new institute to assess AI safety for children, led by von der Leyen and Clinton.
  • The Youth AI Safety Institute will function as a watchdog and ratings agency for child-friendly AI standards.
  • Partners include Transluce, Humane Intelligence, and Stanford Brainstorm, with funding from major tech and philanthropic groups.
  • Funding support includes major tech and philanthropic backers, with several high-profile contributors.
  • The initiative aims to publish early standards focused on severe harms such as self-harm and dangerous advice.
  • The project will be presented in Copenhagen, with von der Leyen delivering remarks.
  • European Commission aligns AI safety efforts with the Digital Services Act guidelines for AI companions.
  • Common Sense Media will lead the institute’s testing and evaluation framework.
  • Key backers include U.S. and European political figures supporting child safety in AI.
  • The institute intends to provide evaluations that help parents and policymakers assess youth AI risks.
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