AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPegasus Spyware Case: Student activist Jelena Kontić filed a criminal complaint over alleged Pegasus spyware infection, saying forensic work by Citizen Lab confirmed a “zero-click” iMessage compromise and asking prosecutors to act fast. AI Policy Pressure: Serbia’s AI law is still only at a working draft, with critics warning it omits key safeguards like rule of law, independent institutions, human-rights guarantees, and even excludes the defense sector in ways that may not match EU expectations. Tech & Business Momentum: PKS urged startups to apply for the SEE 100 track at GITEX AI Belgrade (May 25–27, 2027), promising special booths and 500+ B2B meetings. On-Prem Voice AI: Tenstorrent and Smallest.ai partnered to deliver a production-grade, on-prem voice AI stack running Lightning V2 on Tenstorrent Galaxy Blackhole servers for data sovereignty. Serbia’s Election Tech & Trust: Reporting on Serbia-linked regional election tech highlights how new voting tools can coexist with high-risk political conditions and disputes over violence and fairness. Logistics Upgrade: Austrian Post completed its acquisition of Serbian parcel operator D Express, starting phased integration of delivery networks. EU Funding Shock: The European Commission’s decision to stop funding ENAR could force the anti-racism network to shut down by end-2026, raising alarms across European NGOs.
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