AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoFood-chain cybersecurity: Luxembourg was among 11 countries hit by attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems, with temperatures reportedly pushed as high as 50°C and food removed from sale. The EU has convened emergency talks; investigators have not identified those responsible. Space technology: Hydrosat unveiled Nyktòs in Luxembourg, a thermal-imaging programme for NATO and allied governments, to be developed with new European facilities and supply-chain partners. AI and copyright: An adviser to Luxembourg-based EU court said Google’s Gemini chatbot may infringe publishers’ rights if it bypasses paywalls or reproduces their work recognisably. Digital surveillance: Luxembourg’s Council of State formally objected to a proposed number-plate recognition system, warning that unclear camera rules and data safeguards could enable nationwide surveillance.
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