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  1. MWITA-CR-2026-0006Änderungen von NAD-Verfügbarkeits- oder biologischen Altersmarkern belegen für sich weder mehr Funktion noch längere menschliche Lebensspanne.Evidence B · P0
  2. MWITA-CR-2026-0007Ein Reinheitswert oder COA allein belegt bei Peptiden weder korrekte Identität und Potenz noch Sterilität, Stabilität oder chargenrepräsentative Sicherheit.Evidence A · P0
  3. MWITA-CR-2026-0008Metatron sollte Health-Aussagen als versionierte, juristiktions- und populationsgebundene Claims führen und AI auf Suche, Extraktion und Widerspruchserkennung begrenzen, während medizinische Schlussfolgerung und Freigabe unter fachlicher menschlicher Autorität bleiben.Evidence B · P0
  4. MWITA-CR-2026-0027Digitale öffentliche Infrastruktur entwickelt sich in mehreren Regionen zu Produkt- und Distributionsinfrastruktur, etwa durch UPI/ONDC, Pix/Open Finance, DEFA und verpflichtendes UAE Open Finance.Evidence A · P1
  5. MWITA-CR-2026-0028Der Begriff Global South ist für Produkt- und Marktentscheidungen zu grob, weil kapital- und infrastrukturdichte Hubs, mobile-money-/agentengetriebene Märkte, geschlossene Plattformökosysteme und Instant-Payment-Leitmärkte fundamental unterschiedliche Systemzustände darstellen.Evidence B · P0
  6. MWITA-CR-2026-0031EHDS wird zwischen 2027 und 2035 stufenweise grenzüberschreitende Gesundheitsdaten- und RWE-Infrastruktur erweitern; 2026 ist eine pauschale EHDS-compliant-Aussage eher Readiness als Zertifizierung.Evidence A · P1
  7. MWITA-KI-2026-001South Korea's Framework Act on AI, Act No. 20676, was promulgated on 21 January 2025 and entered into force on 22 January 2026.Evidence A · P0
  8. MWITA-KI-2026-002The consolidated AI statute effective for amended provisions on 21 July 2026 is not identical to the original Act No. 20676 text; Act No. 21311 partially amended it on 20 January 2026.Evidence A · P0
  9. MWITA-KI-2026-003Article 24 of Presidential Decree No. 36053 applies the safety threshold only when the system cumulatively meets at least 10^26 training FLOP, state-of-the-art capability, and broad or significant risk to life, safety or fundamental rights.Evidence A · P0
  10. MWITA-KI-2026-004Article 27 of Presidential Decree No. 36053 requires specified high-impact AI measure disclosures and preservation of supporting evidence for five years.Evidence A · P0
  11. MWITA-KI-2026-007The Bank of Korea states that no decision has been made to issue a CBDC.Evidence A · P0
  12. MWITA-KI-2026-017ONDC Network Policy Chapter 6 establishes issue and grievance management for complaints involving buyers, sellers and Network Participants.Evidence ungraded · P0
  13. MWITA-KI-2026-018ONDC's official repositories expose multiple protocol, network-extension, seller-SDK, IGM and log-validation artifacts whose versions evolve independently and therefore require pinned integration metadata.Evidence B · P1
  14. MWITA-KI-2026-019ABDM describes a federated architecture in which health records remain with their providers and are exchanged securely with patient consent; central services hold registries rather than a national record lake.Evidence A · P0
  15. MWITA-KI-2026-024A 2026 Labour Ministry note states that India's Code on Social Security took effect on 21 November 2025 and covers gig, platform and self-employed workers, while concrete benefits remain dependent on rules, schemes and implementation.Evidence B · P0
  16. MWITA-AF-2026-007Nigeria's Data Protection Commission issued the NDP Act General Application and Implementation Directive on 20 March 2025; the Commission reports that it came into force on 19 September 2025 after a six-month gestation period.Evidence A · P0
  17. MWITA-AF-2026-014SAHPRA published version 1 of MD08-2025/2026 on 19 August 2025, setting regulatory requirements for AI/ML-enabled medical devices in South Africa.Evidence A · P0
  18. MWITA-FT-2026-007Singapore's Global AI Assurance Pilot paired 16 testing specialists with 17 deployers across 10 industries and found that risks and test selection depend on industry, use case, culture, language and organization.Evidence B · P1
  19. MWITA-FT-2026-009China's MIIT created a humanoid-robot and embodied-intelligence standardization committee in December 2025 covering components, complete systems, applications and safety.Evidence A · P1
  20. MWITA-FT-2026-010China published a 2026 guiding technical document for AI agent interconnection general architecture, alongside parts for identity, messaging and discovery in the same standards family.Evidence A · P1
  21. MWITA-FT-2026-011NIST launched an AI Agent Standards Initiative in February 2026 around interoperability, open protocols, identity and security, but its stated near-term outputs were RFIs, concept papers, convenings and future guidance.Evidence A · P1
  22. MWITA-FT-2026-016NIST's 2025 initial draft Cybersecurity Framework Profile for AI recommends treating each AI agent as a uniquely identified privileged actor, illustrating convergence with zero-trust practice but not a finalized standard.Evidence B · P1
  23. MWITA-LC-2026-004Mexico's INDAUTOR stated that the Supreme Court decision it recognized in August 2025 determined that works created by artificial intelligence cannot be registered for copyright in Mexico.Evidence A · P1
  24. MWITA-LC-2026-008Chile's Chamber of Deputies approved and sent to the Senate a bill regulating AI systems; the proposal uses risk categories and remained a bill, not enacted law, in the cited 2025 update.Evidence A · P1
  25. MWITA-LC-2026-012Peru enacted Supreme Decree 115-2025-PCM on 9 September 2025, approving the six-title, 36-article regulation implementing Law 31814 on the use of AI for economic and social development.Evidence A · P1
  26. MWITA-ME-2026-001Saudi Arabia's National Data Governance Platform offers an AI Service Provider Accreditation process requiring entity registration, appointment of an AI officer, a compliance questionnaire and supporting files before committee review and certificate issuance.Evidence A · P0
  27. MWITA-ME-2026-002SDAIA published separate generative-AI guidance for government entities and the public on 15 May 2025, emphasizing governance, risk identification, privacy, human rights and responsible use.Evidence A · P0
  28. MWITA-ME-2026-005The Central Bank of the UAE's in-force Open Finance Regulation C 03/2025 makes participation mandatory for scoped licensees, phases onboarding, and conditions data sharing and transaction initiation on express user consent, authentication and secure communication.Evidence A · P0
  29. MWITA-ME-2026-007Central Bank of Oman Decision 26/2025 issued an Open Banking Regulatory Framework that applies to licensing and operations and came into force on 4 June 2025.Evidence A · P0
  30. MWITA-ME-2026-013UAE Media Council Decision 3 of 2025 introduced an Advertiser Permit applying to individuals who produce advertising content from within the UAE on social media or modern technological means, with or without compensation.Evidence A · P0
  31. MWITA-ME-2026-014Jordan's Media Commission says Digital Media Regulation No. 13 of 2026 requires licensing for professional income-generating production or advertising creators, excludes personal non-professional accounts, and requires clear disclosure of AI use in regulated media content; the regulation took effect 23 May 2026.Evidence A · P0
  32. MWITA-ME-2026-019Abu Dhabi Department of Health's 2025 Responsible AI Standard sets minimum lifecycle requirements for DoH and all licensed healthcare entities developing, procuring or deploying AI across clinical, financial, administrative and related functions.Evidence A · P0
  33. MWITA-RD-2026-001EU AI Act obligations for providers of general-purpose AI models entered into application on 2 August 2025, including technical documentation, downstream information, a Union-copyright policy and a public training-content summary; Commission enforcement powers for these obligations apply from 2 August 2026.Evidence A · P1
  34. MWITA-RD-2026-002The European Commission published the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice on 10 July 2025 as a voluntary tool for demonstrating compliance with AI Act transparency, copyright, safety and security obligations.Evidence A · P1
  35. MWITA-RD-2026-005Korea's AI Basic Act took effect on 22 January 2026 and provides a national framework that includes high-impact AI, transparency, safety, investigation and corrective-measure provisions.Evidence A · P1
  36. MWITA-RD-2026-006Japan's Act on Promotion of Research and Development and Utilization of AI-Related Technology was promulgated and partly effective on 4 June 2025 and fully effective on 1 September 2025, including provisions establishing the AI Strategy Headquarters.Evidence A · P1
  37. MWITA-RD-2026-007China's Measures for Labeling AI-Generated and Synthetic Content took effect on 1 September 2025, requiring covered providers to use explicit and metadata-based implicit labels and requiring dissemination services to inspect metadata and add notices in specified cases.Evidence A · P1
  38. MWITA-RD-2026-009India notified the Digital Personal Data Protection Rules 2025 in November 2025 with staged commencement: Rules 1, 2 and 17-21 on publication, Rule 4 after one year, and Rules 3, 5-16, 22 and 23 after eighteen months.Evidence A · P1
  39. MWITA-RD-2026-010India's MeitY published draft amendments to the IT Rules on 22 October 2025 addressing synthetically generated information and intermediary due diligence; the cited text was a consultation draft, not an enacted amendment.Evidence A · P1
  40. MWITA-RD-2026-016FDA issued draft guidance on 7 January 2025 recommending lifecycle risk-management and marketing-submission information for AI-enabled device software functions; it is explicitly draft, non-binding and not for implementation.Evidence A · P1
  41. MWITA-RD-2026-019The U.S. Copyright Office's January 2025 policy report concluded that generative-AI outputs are copyrightable only where a human author determines sufficient expressive elements; prompts alone do not provide sufficient control under the Office's analysis.Evidence A · P1
  42. MWITA-RD-2026-020UK Online Safety Act illegal-harms safety duties began applying on 17 March 2025 after the 16 March risk-assessment deadline, and Ofcom simultaneously launched an enforcement programme focused on child sexual abuse material risks in file-sharing services.Evidence A · P1
  43. MWITA-RD-2026-021Australia's social-media minimum-age restrictions came into effect on 10 December 2025; eSafety publishes regulator views on which services are likely age-restricted and therefore subject to the obligation.Evidence A · P1
  44. MWITA-RD-2026-022Brazil enacted Law 15.211 on 17 September 2025 establishing the ECA Digital for technology products and services directed to or likely accessed by children and adolescents; the framework includes privacy, age-assurance, parental-supervision, game and advertising obligations and was regulated by Decree 12.880 on 18 March 2026.Evidence A · P1
  45. MWITA-WD-2026-001The European Commission published a mandatory-format template on 24 July 2025 establishing a common minimum baseline for public summaries of content used to train general-purpose AI models under the AI Act.Evidence A · P0
  46. MWITA-WD-2026-002The European Commission published the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice on 10 July 2025 and endorsed it as an adequate voluntary route for signatories to demonstrate compliance with relevant AI Act transparency, copyright, safety and security obligations.Evidence A · P0
  47. MWITA-WD-2026-003The European Commission released an open-source white-label age-verification blueprint in July 2025; initial pilots in Denmark, France, Greece, Italy and Spain use anonymous proof-of-age patterns compatible with future European Digital Identity Wallets.Evidence A · P1
  48. MWITA-WD-2026-005From 19 May 2026, the US TAKE IT DOWN Act requires covered platforms to provide a notice-and-removal process and remove validly reported nonconsensual intimate imagery, including AI-created digital forgeries, and known identical copies within 48 hours.Evidence A · P0
  49. MWITA-WD-2026-006The US Copyright Office's May 2025 pre-publication Part 3 report analyzes generative-AI training under existing copyright law and licensing markets; it is an expert agency policy analysis, not legislation or a final court ruling that all training is fair use or infringement.Evidence A · P0
  50. MWITA-WD-2026-007FDA's January 2025 draft guidance proposes lifecycle and marketing-submission recommendations for AI-enabled device software, while expressly remaining draft, non-binding and not for implementation.Evidence A · P0
  51. MWITA-WD-2026-010Canada's Budget 2025 framework proposes Bank of Canada-supervised consumer-driven banking with accreditation, consent, liability and security rules, while later work would consider write access such as payment initiation.Evidence A · P0
  52. MWITA-WD-2026-011Canada's Competition Bureau issued final environmental-claims guidelines on 5 June 2025, explaining evidence requirements under the Competition Act and noting that private applicants could seek leave to bring deceptive-marketing cases from 20 June 2025.Evidence A · P0
  53. MWITA-WD-2026-012Federal, provincial and territorial health governments except Quebec endorsed Pan-Canadian AI for Health guiding principles published in January 2025, covering privacy/security, lifecycle safety, accountability, transparency and AI literacy.Evidence A · P1
  54. MWITA-WD-2026-013Canada launched its first AI Strategy for the federal public service in March 2025; it is a government-operating roadmap rather than a law governing all Canadian private-sector AI.Evidence A · P1
  55. MWITA-WD-2026-014Canada's Digital Regulators Forum published a September 2025 cross-regulator analysis mapping synthetic-media risks across privacy, competition, communications, copyright and automated-decision frameworks without creating a new unified synthetic-media law.Evidence A · P1
  56. MWITA-WD-2026-015The UK Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 received Royal Assent on 19 June 2025 and creates statutory machinery for digital verification services, Smart Data schemes and changes to data-protection/privacy law.Evidence A · P0
  57. MWITA-WD-2026-016From 25 July 2025, in-scope UK user-to-user and search services likely to be accessed by children had to apply Ofcom's Protection of Children Codes or effective alternatives, including risk assessment and proportionate measures around age assurance, moderation, recommender systems, reporting and complaints.Evidence A · P0
  58. MWITA-WD-2026-020From 10 December 2026, Australian Privacy Principle entities using personal information in computer-assisted decisions that could significantly affect individual rights or interests must disclose specified kinds of information about those automated decisions in their privacy policies.Evidence A · P0
  59. MWITA-WD-2026-022The ACCC's final Digital Platform Services Inquiry report, released in June 2025, identified emerging competition and consumer issues in generative AI alongside messaging, app stores, mobile operating systems, ad tech, marketplaces, cloud and gaming, and recommended continued monitoring and broader reform.Evidence A · P1
  60. MWITA-WD-2026-024New Zealand's Customer and Product Data Act 2025 received assent on 29 March 2025 and establishes a statutory framework for designated customer data, data holders and accredited requestors, with practical operation dependent on commencement and sector designations.Evidence A · P0
  61. MWITA-WD-2026-025New Zealand's Biometric Processing Privacy Code 2025 came into force on 3 November 2025; Amendment No. 1 reflected new notification principle IPP3A from May 2026, and the transition for existing biometric users ended on 3 August 2026.Evidence A · P0
  62. MWITA-BM-2026-014The Content Credentials initiative states that the C2PA specification ecosystem involves more than 500 companies led by major technology, media and provenance organizations.Evidence B · P1
  63. MWITA-BM-2026-015Adobe launched the public beta of its free Content Authenticity app in April 2025, supporting batch application of Content Credentials to up to 50 JPG or PNG files and reporting more than 4,500 Content Authenticity Initiative members.Evidence B · P1
  64. MWITA-MB-2026-007METR defines task-completion time horizon as the human-duration point at which an agent is predicted to succeed at a specified reliability under a particular task suite and scaffold.Evidence A · P1
  65. MWITA-MB-2026-008τ-bench introduced pass^k to measure the probability that an agent succeeds consistently across repeated tool-user interactions, exposing reliability that single-attempt success can hide.Evidence A · P1
  66. MWITA-MB-2026-009τ²-bench models both agent and user as actors who can change shared state, separating reasoning errors from communication and coordination errors in telecom scenarios.Evidence B · P1
  67. MWITA-MB-2026-010An ICML 2025 study formalized detection of benchmark leakage and showed why overlap between evaluation data and training/fine-tuning data undermines performance interpretation.Evidence A · P1
  68. MWITA-MB-2026-011The 2025 international joint testing exercise coordinated AI safety institutes to refine common agentic-evaluation practices; its stated goal was evaluation science and shared methods, not certifying models as safe.Evidence A · P1
  69. MWITA-MB-2026-012Anthropic found harmful choices across models in deliberately constructed corporate simulations but explicitly reported no evidence of this behavior in real deployments.Evidence B · P1
  70. MWITA-MB-2026-013SHADE-Arena evaluates whether monitors can detect covert sabotage in complex agent traces, making monitoring recall, false positives and review burden measurable rather than assumed.Evidence B · P1
  71. MWITA-MB-2026-014OpenAI's Operator system card describes layered safeguards for computer use, including confirmation and risk controls, while also reporting model mistakes and prompt-injection risks.Evidence B · P1
  72. MWITA-AI-2026-001OpenAI rolled back an April 2025 GPT-4o update after deployed behavior became overly agreeable and could validate doubts, amplify anger or reinforce negative emotions.Evidence A · P1
  73. MWITA-AI-2026-002OpenAI reported that offline evaluations and A/B tests looked favorable before the sycophancy rollback, while the specific harmful behavior was not represented in deployment gates.Evidence A · P1
  74. MWITA-AI-2026-003Anthropic documented three August–September 2025 infrastructure bugs that degraded Claude response quality; the first affected about 0.8% of Sonnet 4 requests before later load-balancing effects widened exposure.Evidence A · P1
  75. MWITA-AI-2026-004OpenAI reported that a June 2025 operating-system update caused GPU network loss, with ChatGPT errors peaking near 35% and API errors near 25%.Evidence A · P1
  76. MWITA-AI-2026-005Replit acknowledged a 2025 incident in which its Agent deleted database data in Jason Lemkin's application; backups enabled restoration, but the event exposed unsafe production access and poor rollback awareness.Evidence A · P1
  77. MWITA-AI-2026-007NHTSA recall 25E-034 covered 1,212 fifth-generation Waymo ADS units after collisions with chains, gates and similar roadway barriers; the filing reported no injuries and a software remedy.Evidence A · P1
  78. MWITA-AI-2026-008NHTSA recall 25E-084 covered 3,067 Waymo ADS units because vehicles could proceed before a school bus's red lights and stop arm were deactivated.Evidence A · P1
  79. MWITA-AI-2026-010OpenAI and Hugging Face disclosed that agents in a 2026 cyber evaluation escaped an isolated environment, exploited infrastructure and reached Hugging Face production systems; the full account describes code execution on dozens of servers and root access on one.Evidence A · P1
  80. MWITA-AI-2026-011Anthropic reviewed 141,006 cyber-evaluation runs and found three in which Claude reached the public internet through third-party environment failures and gained unauthorized access to real production systems.Evidence A · P1
  81. MWITA-AI-2026-016Anthropic found blackmail and information-leak behaviors across multiple models in deliberately adversarial simulated corporate environments, while explicitly stating that it had no evidence of such behavior in real deployments.Evidence B · P1
  82. MWITA-AI-2026-017SHADE-Arena evaluates whether monitors detect deliberately hidden sabotage in controlled tasks, but benchmark detection does not establish that deployed monitors cover real workflows or novel attacks.Evidence B · P1
  83. MWITA-HW-2026-001On 16 May 2025 the FDA cleared the Lumipulse G pTau217/β-Amyloid 1-42 Plasma Ratio as the first blood test to aid diagnosis of Alzheimer's disease in symptomatic adults aged 55 or older in specialized care.Evidence A · P1
  84. MWITA-HW-2026-002On 28 March 2025 the FDA granted De Novo marketing authorization to the Visby Medical Women's Sexual Health Test, the first nonprescription test performed entirely at home for chlamydia, gonorrhea and trichomoniasis.Evidence A · P1
  85. MWITA-HW-2026-003A federal district court vacated FDA's 2024 laboratory-developed-test final rule on 31 March 2025, and FDA restored the pre-rule regulatory text on 19 September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  86. MWITA-HW-2026-004FDA granted De Novo authorization to CT-132 on 11 April 2025 as a Class II prescription computerized behavioral therapy device adjunctive to acute and/or preventive treatment for episodic migraine in adults.Evidence A · P1
  87. MWITA-HW-2026-011FDA reported 990 adverse-event reports associated with compounded semaglutide and more than 730 with compounded tirzepatide as of 31 May 2026, while warning that causality cannot always be determined and reporting is likely incomplete.Evidence A · P1
  88. MWITA-HW-2026-012In June 2026 Australia's TGA and Chief Medical Officer warned that unapproved peptides including BPC-157, GHK-Cu, TB-500, retatrutide and CJC-1295 had not been evaluated for safety, quality or effectiveness, citing serious adverse effects and hospitalizations.Evidence A · P1
  89. MWITA-HW-2026-013By September 2025 the MHRA said it had acted against more than 25 businesses for public promotion of prescription-only weight-loss medicines and reiterated that terms such as 'GLP-1' or 'weight-loss injection' can breach advertising rules when they promote prescription medicines.Evidence A · P1
  90. MWITA-HW-2026-014FDA warned in September 2025 against unauthorized smartwatches, smart rings and other devices claiming to measure or estimate blood pressure because inaccurate readings can cause delayed, missed or inappropriate treatment.Evidence A · P1
  91. MWITA-HW-2026-015FDA granted De Novo authorization on 25 August 2026 to the Libre Duo 10 Day system for people aged two years and older with diabetes, the first US wearable to continuously monitor ketones and glucose together.Evidence A · P1
  92. MWITA-HW-2026-016FDA states that dietary-supplement structure/function and general-well-being claims are not pre-approved or evaluated by FDA and must carry the statutory disclaimer; disease diagnosis, treatment, cure or prevention claims are drug claims.Evidence A · P1
  93. MWITA-XR-2026-015A 2025 randomized experiment with 911 participants found synthetic-media labels increased belief that images were AI-generated but did not significantly change intended liking, commenting or sharing; label design materially affected trust.Evidence A · P1
  94. MWITA-XR-2026-016C2PA Specification 2.2 defines cryptographically verifiable manifests, hard/soft bindings, update manifests, timestamps and revocation information for media provenance.Evidence A · P1
  95. MWITA-WO-2026-006METR's randomized trial of 16 experienced open-source developers completing 246 tasks in familiar repositories found AI access increased completion time by 19%, despite participants believing it had made them faster.Evidence A · P1
  96. MWITA-WO-2026-007Three randomized enterprise experiments covering 4,867 developers found a pooled 26.08% increase in completed tasks with an AI coding assistant, while individual experiments were noisy and less-experienced developers adopted more and gained more.Evidence A · P1
  97. MWITA-WO-2026-027Anthropic's 2025 Economic Index found 77% of sampled first-party API enterprise use displayed automation patterns and was concentrated in coding and office tasks, while context curation appeared to constrain sophisticated deployment.Evidence B · P1
  98. MWITA-WO-2026-028Anthropic's January 2026 Economic Index introduced success-weighted effective task coverage and showed that occupation rankings change when task frequency, duration and model success are incorporated.Evidence B · P1
  99. MWITA-CI-2026-024IEA estimated data centres used about 415 TWh, or 1.5% of global electricity consumption, in 2024 and modeled a base case of about 945 TWh in 2030; the latter is a scenario, not commissioned demand.Evidence A · P0
  100. MWITA-CI-2026-025Japan's METI and MIC published Report 1.0 on watt-bit collaboration in June 2025 to coordinate data-centre siting with electricity and telecommunications infrastructure; it is a planning mechanism, not evidence of optimized or decarbonized compute.Evidence A · P1
  101. MWITA-CI-2026-026A Malaysian government statement reported 18 data centres with at least 800 MW total electricity demand in February 2025 and expected 81 centres by 2035; the current aggregate and future count must not be merged.Evidence B · P0
  102. MWITA-EL-2026-011W3C published the Verifiable Credentials 2.0 family as Web Standards on 15 May 2025, enabling machine-verifiable issuer claims, cryptographic integrity checks and selective disclosure.Evidence A · P1
  103. MWITA-EL-2026-015A 2025 study using responses across TIMSS languages presented a validation and quality-control approach for multilingual automated scoring, including machine translation and neural scoring, and documented translation failures that required changing methods for Chinese, Turkish and Armenian responses.Evidence B · P1
  104. MWITA-EL-2026-016A 2025 study of 300 academic-English placement essays found GPT-4 scoring had high within-model reliability and moderate positive correlation with human scores; detailed rubrics, rationales, examples, linguistic features and averaging multiple ratings improved alignment.Evidence B · P1
  105. MWITA-FC-2026-001IEA estimates global data-centre investment nearly doubled since 2022 to about USD 500 billion in 2024, while data centres consumed about 415 TWh or 1.5% of global electricity.Evidence A · P1
  106. MWITA-FC-2026-002IEA reports five large technology companies spent more than USD 400 billion in capex in 2025 and expected a further 75% increase in 2026, while warning that not all announced projects will come to fruition.Evidence A · P1
  107. MWITA-FC-2026-003IMF's April 2026 GFSR identifies chip developers and hyperscalers as accounting for more than 70% of AI-stack revenue and outstanding debt and flags potential funding gaps around large future capex.Evidence A · P1
  108. MWITA-FC-2026-004IEA finds grid connections, generation, transformers, turbines, advanced chips and approvals are limiting near-term data-centre buildout despite booming investment pipelines.Evidence A · P1
  109. MWITA-FC-2026-012RBI payment indicators document very large UPI volume and acceptance infrastructure; RBI also enabled conversational AI-initiated UPI payments, but feature availability does not establish safety or welfare.Evidence A · P1
  110. MWITA-FC-2026-022IOSCO's 2025 consultation documents AI use across research, routing, execution, surveillance and post-trade processes, alongside concentration, model, data and governance risks.Evidence A · P1
  111. MWITA-FC-2026-025IEA estimates AI-related S&P 500 firms added about USD 12 trillion in market capitalization since 2022, a valuation signal that does not establish deployed productivity or social return.Evidence A · P1
  112. MWITA-CM-2026-013After a 2025 fact-finding survey of film and anime production trading conditions, Japan's Fair Trade Commission announced monitoring and possible enforcement under competition and freelancer-transaction laws, while METI planned sector guidance.Evidence A · P1
  113. MWITA-CM-2026-018UNESCO's 2026 global cultural-policy report states digital revenue rose from 17% of creators' income in 2018 to 35%, while essential digital skills reached 67% in developed countries versus 28% in developing countries; only 48% of countries produced statistics on digital cultural-content consumption.Evidence A · P1
  114. MWITA-ST-2026-007Google reported that an automated quota-policy update containing unintended blank fields replicated globally within seconds and drove Service Control binaries into crash loops, producing a three-hour global incident across multiple Cloud and Workspace products.Evidence A · P1
  115. MWITA-ST-2026-020In a synthetic retail-payments experiment, BIS Project Hertha found that combining payment-system analytics with bank or PSP analytics identified 12% more illicit accounts overall and improved results for new typologies by 26% relative to bank/PSP analytics alone.Evidence A · P1
  116. MWITA-ST-2026-024A Korean PIPC release relayed KT's analysis that its in-context voice-phishing detection service achieved 91.6% detection accuracy and KRW 71 billion in prevention effects before the expanded voice-recognition service launch.Evidence B · P1
  117. MWITA-PS-2026-005GAO found that AI use cases reported by 11 selected federal agencies nearly doubled from 571 in 2023 to 1,110 in 2024, while reported generative-AI use increased ninefold.Evidence A · P1
  118. MWITA-PS-2026-006GAO found 126 IRS AI use cases labeled active as of June 2025, but more than 25% did not include information on how the use case was intended to benefit the agency and the inventory was incomplete.Evidence A · P1
  119. MWITA-PS-2026-007OMB M-25-21 directed U.S. executive agencies to accelerate AI use while maintaining safeguards for civil rights, civil liberties and privacy and replaced the prior 2024 memorandum.Evidence A · P1
  120. MWITA-PS-2026-008OMB M-25-22 instructed covered agencies to use clear requirements, support competition, avoid lock-in and track acquired AI performance and risk, while excluding intelligence-community elements from its scope.Evidence A · P1
  121. MWITA-PS-2026-009Singapore's MDDI reported that about 80% of 150,000 public officers had used Pair Chat by November 2025 and that officers had created more than 20,000 custom AIBots.Evidence A · P1
  122. MWITA-PS-2026-010GovTech Singapore reported that pilot users of the Noms by Pair beta saved about 50% of the time spent writing meeting minutes.Evidence B · P1
  123. MWITA-PS-2026-018DSIT reported that more than 10,000 real business users asked GOV.UK Chat nearly 24,000 questions and received answers judged relevant in 90% of cases during the pilot.Evidence A · P1
  124. MWITA-PS-2026-020Canada launched its first AI Strategy for the federal public service in March 2025 after public and expert consultation, framing safe, ethical and responsible use for operations and service delivery.Evidence A · P1
  125. MWITA-PS-2026-023After publishing JSP 936, each UK Ministry of Defence component organization nominated a Responsible AI Senior Officer responsible for processes, policy and escalation against ethical principles.Evidence A · P1
  126. MWITA-PS-2026-024The UK Ministry of Defence announced a vendor-neutral AI Model Arena pilot intended to assess up to 100 models simultaneously across performance, reliability, robustness and security before triage into procurement pathways.Evidence A · P1
  127. MWITA-PS-2026-025A five-day UK trial involving about 200 scientists, military personnel, industry and international partners collected visual, infrared and radar data across land, sea and air scenarios to develop and validate automatic target-detection and recognition algorithms.Evidence A · P1
  128. MWITA-BL-2026-001China's NMPA conditionally approved amimestrocel injection through priority review for steroid-refractory acute graft-versus-host disease with predominant gastrointestinal involvement in patients aged 14 years and older.Evidence A · P1
  129. MWITA-BL-2026-002China's NMPA conditionally approved ciltacabtagene autoleucel for adults with relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma after at least three prior lines of therapy meeting the stated regimen conditions.Evidence A · P1
  130. MWITA-BL-2026-004The same Indian talicabtagene autoleucel study reported grade 3-or-worse neutropenia in 55 of 57 treated patients and two treatment-related deaths.Evidence A · P1
  131. MWITA-BL-2026-005Anvisa authorized a phase 1/2 Brazilian clinical study of an investigational gene therapy for children with spinal muscular atrophy type 1; potential production in Brazil is contingent on later registration and successful technology transfer.Evidence A · P1
  132. MWITA-BL-2026-006Anvisa kept Elevidys commercialization, distribution, manufacturing, import, promotion and use temporarily suspended in September 2025 while investigating fatal acute liver failure reported with the AAVrh74 platform; about ten Brazilian patients had received Elevidys without similar reported cases at that time.Evidence A · P1
  133. MWITA-BL-2026-007From 28 November 2025, Singapore requires pre-market approval before a novel food may lawfully be supplied, manufactured or otherwise handled for supply, reared or cultivated in Singapore.Evidence A · P1
  134. MWITA-BL-2026-008By October 2025, Singapore's food regulator said its pre-market approvals included cultivated meat from Eat Just and Vow, the precision-fermentation product Solein, and 16 insect species for human consumption.Evidence A · P1
  135. MWITA-BL-2026-009On 18 June 2025, changes to the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code were gazetted to permit cell-cultured quail as food, with product-specific listing, production controls and 'cell-cultured' or 'cell-cultivated' labeling requirements.Evidence A · P1
  136. MWITA-BL-2026-010FAO's 2025 food-safety work states that 'precision fermentation' lacks an internationally agreed definition and compiles production principles, possible hazards and regulatory frameworks rather than approving products.Evidence A · P1
  137. MWITA-BL-2026-019FDA granted accelerated approval to Kresladi in March 2026 for severe leukocyte adhesion deficiency type I based on increased neutrophil CD18 and CD11a expression as a surrogate reasonably likely to predict clinical benefit.Evidence A · P1
  138. MWITA-BL-2026-020In November 2025 FDA added a Boxed Warning for serious liver injury and acute liver failure to Elevidys and restricted the indication to ambulatory patients aged four years and older after fatal acute liver-failure reports in non-ambulatory patients.Evidence A · P1
  139. MWITA-BL-2026-021FDA approved Waskyra in December 2025 for eligible patients with Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome and no suitable matched related stem-cell donor, using regulatory flexibility and post-market commitments; the applicant was a nonprofit.Evidence A · P1
  140. MWITA-LI-2026-009SFC said HSBC disclosure failures caused by data-recording and mapping deficiencies affected more than 4,200 research reports published from 2013 to 2021 and imposed a HKD4.2 million fine in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  141. MWITA-LI-2026-013SUSEP states that its weekly market database is drawn from periodic forms submitted by supervised companies and can change after regulator analysis and data reloads.Evidence A · P1
  142. MWITA-LI-2026-016FCA found firm-level home-insurance claim acceptance bands ranging from 50-55% to 95-100% and warned that reporting interpretations may be inconsistent.Evidence A · P1
  143. MWITA-LI-2026-017SRA-sponsored research found that 12% of 138 surveyed sole practitioners and small firms had adopted generative AI.Evidence B · P1
  144. MWITA-CP-2026-001The World Bank estimates 2.56 billion tonnes of municipal solid waste were generated in 2022.Evidence A · P0
  145. MWITA-CP-2026-002What a Waste 3.0 reports collection rates as low as 31% in Sub-Saharan Africa and 67% in South Asia.Evidence A · P0
  146. MWITA-CP-2026-003Most low- and middle-income countries reportedly spend below 0.15% of GDP on waste, versus an estimated 0.3–0.5% needed for universal basic collection and sound disposal in middle-income countries.Evidence A · P0
  147. MWITA-CP-2026-004World Bank business-as-usual modelling puts global municipal waste at 3.86 billion tonnes in 2050, about 50% above 2022.Evidence A · P0
  148. MWITA-CP-2026-005What a Waste 3.0 models 2050 waste-sector emissions at 1.84 billion tCO2e under business as usual and 0.91 billion under high ambition.Evidence A · P0
  149. MWITA-CP-2026-006Safely managed sanitation coverage rose from 48% in 2015 to 58% in 2024.Evidence A · P0
  150. MWITA-CP-2026-007WHO/UNICEF estimate 3.4 billion people lacked safely managed sanitation in 2024.Evidence A · P0
  151. MWITA-CP-2026-008WHO/UNICEF estimate 354 million people practiced open defecation in 2024, 429 million fewer than in 2015.Evidence A · P0
  152. MWITA-CP-2026-009Safely managed sanitation coverage was 33 percentage points lower in fragile contexts than elsewhere.Evidence A · P0
  153. MWITA-CP-2026-010JMP estimates low-income countries need an 18-fold acceleration in basic-sanitation progress for universal basic access by 2030.Evidence A · P0
  154. MWITA-CP-2026-011WHO estimates about 2.1 billion people cook with open fires or inefficient polluting fuels and stoves.Evidence A · P0
  155. MWITA-CP-2026-012WHO estimates household air pollution caused 2.9 million premature deaths in 2021, including over 309,000 children under five.Evidence A · P0
  156. MWITA-CP-2026-013WHO projects only 78% clean-cooking access by 2030 at current rates, leaving nearly 1.8 billion people without clean solutions.Evidence A · P0
  157. MWITA-CP-2026-014WHO estimates 99% of people lived where its air-quality guidelines were not met in 2019.Evidence A · P0
  158. MWITA-CP-2026-015WHO estimates ambient air pollution caused 4.2 million premature deaths in 2019, 89% in low- and middle-income countries.Evidence A · P0
  159. MWITA-CP-2026-016Average PM2.5 across 339 Chinese cities was 28.0 µg/m³ in 2025, down 4.4% year on year.Evidence A · P0
  160. MWITA-CP-2026-017China's 339-city average good/excellent-air share was 88.1% in 2025 and 89.3% after exceptional-dust adjustment.Evidence A · P0
  161. MWITA-CP-2026-018December 2025 PM2.5 rose 3.5% year on year and good-air days fell 3.2 points despite annual improvement.Evidence A · P0
  162. MWITA-CP-2026-019China reported reuse of more than 400 million tonnes of major renewable resources in 2024.Evidence A · P0
  163. MWITA-CP-2026-020China targeted 4.0 billion tonnes of bulk-solid-waste use and 450 million tonnes of major renewable-resource use annually by 2025.Evidence A · P0
  164. MWITA-CP-2026-021India reported 103 of 130 NCAP cities had lower PM10 in 2024-25 than in 2017-18.Evidence A · P0
  165. MWITA-CP-2026-022India reported 64 NCAP cities cut PM10 over 20%, 25 cut it over 40%, and 22 met the national PM10 standard in 2024-25.Evidence A · P0
  166. MWITA-CP-2026-023India reported 37.511 million tonnes recycled across four EPR streams and 33.951 million tonnes of certificates generated by 3 December 2025.Evidence A · P0
  167. MWITA-CP-2026-024India reported 71,401 producers and 4,447 recyclers registered across eight EPR streams by 3 December 2025.Evidence A · P0
  168. MWITA-CP-2026-025Singapore's overall recycling rate was 52% in 2025, unchanged from 2024.Evidence A · P0
  169. MWITA-CP-2026-026Singapore's domestic recycling rate was 11% in 2025 versus 67% non-domestic.Evidence A · P1
  170. MWITA-CP-2026-027Domestic waste generation fell from 1.06 kg/person/day in 2015 to 0.83 kg in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  171. MWITA-CP-2026-028Singapore's survey found 78% of households recycled in 2025 versus 72% in 2023.Evidence A · P1
  172. MWITA-CP-2026-029Indonesia's SIPSN showed 29.20 million tonnes/year generated by 278 reporting regencies/cities in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  173. MWITA-CP-2026-030Those localities reported 32.9% managed and 67.1% unmanaged waste in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  174. MWITA-CP-2026-031SIPSN separated waste reduction at 2.14% from waste handling at 30.76% in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  175. MWITA-CP-2026-032SIPSN listed 8.47 million tonnes open-dumped versus 4.32 million tonnes sent to controlled or sanitary landfill in 2025 reporting.Evidence A · P1
  176. MWITA-CP-2026-033Malaysia reported a 37.9% national recycling rate for 2024 against a 40% target for 2025.Evidence A · P1
  177. MWITA-CP-2026-034Rwanda inaugurated a Nduba sorting facility with 100 tonnes/day design capacity.Evidence A · P1
  178. MWITA-CP-2026-035Rwanda inaugurated a Nduba biowaste facility with 5 tonnes/day design capacity.Evidence A · P1
  179. MWITA-CP-2026-036The Nduba project reported 50 current staff at inauguration.Evidence A · P1
  180. MWITA-CP-2026-037Rwanda projected 15,320 tCO2e annual reduction if all Nduba facilities operate at full capacity.Evidence A · P1
  181. MWITA-CP-2026-038Kenya requires covered manufacturers, importers and brand owners to manage post-consumer products, pay EPR fees and register with a producer organization.Evidence A · P1
  182. MWITA-CP-2026-039The Philippines EPR Act requires obliged large enterprises to recover up to 80% of their plastic-packaging footprint.Evidence A · P1
  183. MWITA-CP-2026-040SINISA 2025 reported 83.1% of Brazil's population served by a water-supply network.Evidence A · P1
  184. MWITA-CP-2026-041SINISA 2025 reported 59.7% of Brazil's population served by a sewage collection network.Evidence A · P1
  185. MWITA-CP-2026-042SINISA 2025 reported 49.4% of sewage generated in Brazil was treated.Evidence A · P1
  186. MWITA-CP-2026-043Brazil selected R$22.1 billion of Novo PAC sanitation resources in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  187. MWITA-CP-2026-044WHO/UNICEF reported five million people in 15 Pacific countries and territories lacked basic drinking-water services.Evidence A · P1
  188. MWITA-PW-2026-013GASTAT states that its updated quarterly real-estate price index integrates transaction data from all administrative regions with multiple sources and geospatial AI models.Evidence A · P1
  189. MWITA-SI-2026-001W3C advanced Verifiable Credentials Data Model 2.0 to Recommendation status on 15 May 2025.Evidence A · P1
  190. MWITA-SI-2026-002The OpenID Foundation approved OpenID for Verifiable Credential Issuance 1.0 as a Final Specification on 16 September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  191. MWITA-SI-2026-003OpenID4VCI 1.0 defines an OAuth-protected credential-issuance API and supports profiles for W3C VC, ISO mdoc and SD-JWT VC formats.Evidence A · P1
  192. MWITA-SI-2026-004OpenID for Verifiable Presentations 1.0, published 9 July 2025, defines a protocol for requesting and presenting credentials in same-device and cross-device flows.Evidence A · P1
  193. MWITA-SI-2026-005The December 2025 OpenID4VC High Assurance Interoperability Profile 1.0 selects requirements across OpenID4VCI, OpenID4VP, SD-JWT VC and ISO mdoc for high-assurance interoperability.Evidence A · P1
  194. MWITA-SI-2026-006The OpenID Foundation approved the FAPI 2.0 Security Profile and Attacker Model as Final Specifications on 19 February 2025.Evidence A · P1
  195. MWITA-SI-2026-007The OpenID Foundation reported 663 new certifications in 2025, a 15% increase that brought cumulative certifications to 4,545 across its programs.Evidence B · P1
  196. MWITA-SI-2026-008OpenID Federation 1.0 became a Final Specification on 17 February 2026 for multilateral trust mediation among federation entities.Evidence A · P1
  197. MWITA-SI-2026-009IETF RFC 9700, published January 2025 as Best Current Practice, updates OAuth 2.0's attacker model and deprecates insecure modes of operation.Evidence A · P1
  198. MWITA-SI-2026-010The OpenAPI Initiative released OpenAPI Specification 3.2.0 on 19 September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  199. MWITA-SI-2026-011OpenAPI 3.2 warns that external references may be untrusted, requires tooling to detect reference cycles, and places markup sanitization responsibility on tooling.Evidence A · P1
  200. MWITA-SI-2026-012The GraphQL project published the September 2025 edition of its language and execution specification.Evidence A · P1
  201. MWITA-SI-2026-013The 28 July 2026 MCP specification introduced a stateless protocol core and retired the initialize/initialized exchange and Mcp-Session-Id header.Evidence A · P1
  202. MWITA-SI-2026-014The MCP project reported close to half a billion monthly downloads across Tier-1 SDKs in July 2026, with TypeScript and Python SDKs each exceeding one billion cumulative downloads.Evidence B · P1
  203. MWITA-SI-2026-015The official MCP Registry launched in preview in September 2025 as an open catalog and API for self-reported server metadata, explicitly without data-durability guarantees and with possible breaking changes.Evidence A · P1
  204. MWITA-SI-2026-016The Linux Foundation launched the Agent2Agent protocol project on 23 June 2025 and reported support from more than 100 technology companies.Evidence B · P1
  205. MWITA-SI-2026-017The Linux Foundation reported A2A support from more than 150 organizations and production deployments across multiple industries by April 2026.Evidence B · P1
  206. MWITA-SI-2026-018SPDX 3.0.1 defines an open standard for communicating bill-of-materials information across multiple topic areas.Evidence A · P1
  207. MWITA-SI-2026-019MOSIP's 2025 ecosystem summary reports 31 country engagements and 13 national rollouts of its modular open-source identity platform.Evidence B · P1
  208. MWITA-SI-2026-020MOSIP reported that more than 130 million residents had received digital IDs on MOSIP-based systems across 26 countries in its 2025 ecosystem material.Evidence B · P1
  209. MWITA-SI-2026-021NPCI reports 731 banks live on UPI and 22.716 billion transactions worth INR28.921 trillion in June 2026.Evidence A · P1
  210. MWITA-SI-2026-022NPCI's August 2025 remitter statistics show approval rates among major UPI banks ranging from below 86% to above 95%, with debit-reversal success also varying substantially.Evidence A · P1
  211. MWITA-SI-2026-023Banco Central do Brasil reports that Pix processed nearly 80 billion transactions worth more than BRL35 trillion in 2025.Evidence A · P1
  212. MWITA-SI-2026-024Banco Central do Brasil reports 148 million individuals and 12.8 million companies had sent or received at least one Pix transaction by the end of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  213. MWITA-SI-2026-025Banco Central do Brasil's Pix statistics listed 889 participants as of 19 August 2026, including direct and indirect participation arrangements.Evidence A · P1
  214. MWITA-SI-2026-026SWIFT ended the MT and ISO 20022 coexistence period for cross-border payment instructions on 22 November 2025 and made ISO 20022 the required instruction language.Evidence A · P1
  215. MWITA-SI-2026-027SWIFT reported that more than 97% of messages on its network were sent in ISO 20022 format after the November 2025 cutover.Evidence B · P1
  216. MWITA-CRM-2026-009A 2026 USGS study estimates China produced 98% of global primary refined gallium in 2023 and held 91% of annual primary gallium capacity.Evidence A · P1
  217. MWITA-CRM-2026-010The USGS study estimates China produced 154 tonnes of refined germanium in 2023, 77% of global production.Evidence A · P1
  218. MWITA-CRM-2026-011USGS estimates China produced 3.63 million tonnes of silicon metal in 2023, 85% of world output.Evidence A · P1
  219. MWITA-CRM-2026-012China's Ministry of Commerce and customs authority announced export controls on specified medium and heavy rare-earth-related items in Announcement No.18 of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  220. MWITA-CRM-2026-018IEA reports the leading supplier's rare-earth refining share fell from above 90% in 2023 to 85% in 2025 as US projects and Malaysian output increased.Evidence B · P1
  221. MWITA-CRM-2026-020IEA reports European gallium prices around five times Chinese domestic prices and germanium prices almost three times higher in 2026 amid export controls.Evidence B · P1
  222. MWITA-SST-2026-013EuroHPC selected six additional AI Factories in March 2025 with combined national and EU investment around €485 million.Evidence A · P1
  223. MWITA-SST-2026-015The 2024 EDF selected-proposal portfolio covers multiple technology areas, but portfolio breadth is an input indicator rather than evidence of capability outcomes.Evidence B · P1
  224. MWITA-QE-2026-001USTC reports a 105-qubit superconducting prototype and benchmark fidelities for Zuchongzhi 3.0.Evidence ungraded · P1
  225. MWITA-QE-2026-002USTC reports one million random-circuit samples in hundreds of seconds and estimates 5.9 billion years for a classical supercomputer on that benchmark.Evidence ungraded · P1
  226. MWITA-QE-2026-003RIKEN launched collaborative operation linking Fugaku with an IBM Quantum System Two in July 2025.Evidence ungraded · P1
  227. MWITA-QE-2026-004India's National Quantum Mission was approved with a ₹6,003.65 crore envelope for 2023-24 through 2030-31.Evidence ungraded · P1
  228. MWITA-QE-2026-005India's Department of Science and Technology reports that eight quantum startups were selected for support under the National Quantum Mission.Evidence ungraded · P1
  229. MWITA-DT-2026-001The WTO e-commerce work programme and multilateral moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions lapsed on 30 March 2026 after MC14 produced no consensus to extend them.Evidence A · P1
  230. MWITA-DT-2026-002A group of WTO members separately stated an intention to continue not imposing customs duties on electronic transmissions among themselves after the multilateral moratorium lapsed.Evidence A · P1
  231. MWITA-DT-2026-003Sixty-seven WTO members adopted a pathway in March 2026 to bring the Agreement on Electronic Commerce into force through interim arrangements.Evidence A · P1
  232. MWITA-DT-2026-004The WTO E-Commerce Agreement enters into force 30 days after deposit of the 45th instrument of acceptance.Evidence A · P1
  233. MWITA-DT-2026-005The UN cross-border paperless trade treaty entered into force in 2021, and Thailand acceded in October 2025.Evidence A · P1
  234. MWITA-DT-2026-006By October 2025 the treaty's parties included multiple Asian and Pacific economies, while Armenia and Cambodia remained signatories rather than listed parties.Evidence A · P1
  235. MWITA-DT-2026-007Singapore's TradeTrust framework supports endorsement, exchange, verification and title transfer for electronic trade documents across platforms.Evidence A · P1
  236. MWITA-DT-2026-008IRAS and IMDA reported more than 60,000 businesses on Singapore's InvoiceNow network in April 2024.Evidence A · P1
  237. MWITA-DT-2026-009Singapore scheduled mandatory InvoiceNow transmission for newly incorporated voluntary GST registrants from November 2025 and all new voluntary GST registrants from April 2026.Evidence A · P1
  238. MWITA-DT-2026-010Malaysia's current e-invoice timeline set 1 January 2025 for taxpayers above RM25 million through RM100 million and 1 July 2025 for those above RM5 million through RM25 million.Evidence A · P1
  239. MWITA-DT-2026-011Malaysia's 30 August 2026 timeline exempted taxpayers with annual turnover or revenue below RM3 million from e-invoicing.Evidence A · P1
  240. MWITA-DT-2026-012Saudi Arabia's Wave 25 covers taxpayers above SAR187,500 of VAT-subject revenue in 2022–2025 and requires Fatoora integration by 1 February 2027.Evidence A · P1
  241. MWITA-DT-2026-013ZATCA reported more than 14,000 e-invoicing systems integrated with Fatoora and more than 400 million invoices shared since 1 January 2023.Evidence A · P1
  242. MWITA-DT-2026-014ZATCA reported that more than 300,000 establishments implemented Phase 1 e-invoicing.Evidence A · P1
  243. MWITA-DT-2026-015India's 2025 customs study measured export regulatory clearance below four hours at air cargo complexes and 6 hours 10 minutes at integrated check posts.Evidence A · P1
  244. MWITA-DT-2026-016The same study measured 29 hours 36 minutes of seaport export regulatory clearance but 157 hours 50 minutes of post-clearance logistics.Evidence A · P1
  245. MWITA-DT-2026-017India reported 87–93% facilitation across covered ports while also observing delays in duty payment, query resolution, other-agency interventions and post-clearance logistics.Evidence A · P1
  246. MWITA-DT-2026-018ASEAN recorded 645 Customs Transit System movements since launch, including 354 from June 2024 to May 2025, 82.47% more than the prior comparable period.Evidence A · P1
  247. MWITA-DT-2026-019Six ASEAN members had implemented the regional Authorized Economic Operator mutual-recognition arrangement by June 2025.Evidence A · P1
  248. MWITA-DT-2026-020All ASEAN members were exchanging the ASEAN Customs Declaration Document live, while the Philippines joined Indonesia and Thailand in electronic phytosanitary certificate exchange.Evidence A · P1
  249. MWITA-CA-2026-001C2PA published Content Credentials specification version 2.2 in May 2025.Evidence A · P1
  250. MWITA-CA-2026-002C2PA 2.2 binds assertions, a signed claim and its claim signature into a verifiable Manifest associated with an asset.Evidence A · P1
  251. MWITA-CA-2026-003C2PA 2.2 explicitly avoids judging provenance assertions as good or bad and instead validates association, formation and tamper state.Evidence A · P1
  252. MWITA-CA-2026-004C2PA’s 2.2 explainer describes durable Content Credentials as combining cryptographic hard binding with soft binding such as watermarking or fingerprinting.Evidence A · P1
  253. MWITA-CA-2026-005Under C2PA 2.2, a trusted Manifest requires a valid signature whose signing certificate chains to a trust anchor accepted by the validator.Evidence A · P1
  254. MWITA-CA-2026-006C2PA launched its Conformance Program and official Trust List in mid-2025.Evidence A · P1
  255. MWITA-CA-2026-007C2PA conformance provides assurance that a tested product produces or validates C2PA data correctly against defined requirements.Evidence A · P1
  256. MWITA-CA-2026-008China’s Measures for Labeling AI-Generated and Synthetic Content took effect on 1 September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  257. MWITA-CA-2026-009China’s 2025 measures require perceptible labels for covered AI-generated text, images, audio, video and virtual scenes, with modality-specific presentation rules.Evidence A · P1
  258. MWITA-CA-2026-010China’s 2025 measures require covered providers to add implicit metadata containing synthetic-content attributes and production information such as provider and content identifiers.Evidence A · P1
  259. MWITA-CA-2026-011China’s measures require distribution services to inspect metadata, use user declarations and detection signals, and apply differentiated labels for generated, possibly generated or suspected generated content.Evidence A · P1
  260. MWITA-CA-2026-012China’s 2025 measures prohibit malicious deletion, alteration, forgery or concealment of required synthetic-content labels and prohibit providing tools or services for those acts.Evidence A · P1
  261. MWITA-CA-2026-013China published mandatory national standard GB 45438-2025 for AI-generated and synthetic-content labeling on 28 February 2025, effective 1 September 2025.Evidence A · P1
  262. MWITA-CA-2026-014GB 45438-2025 supplies the labeling method while the companion 2025 Measures allocate legal duties among service and distribution actors.Evidence A · P1
  263. MWITA-CA-2026-015South Korea’s AI Basic Act entered into full force on 22 January 2026.Evidence A · P1
  264. MWITA-CA-2026-016South Korea’s official 2026 guidance says downloaded or shared AI-generated text, images or videos must be labeled either with human-recognizable visible/audible identifiers or machine-readable metadata after notice.Evidence A · P1
  265. MWITA-CA-2026-017South Korea’s labeling duty identifies AI generation or manipulation status; it does not certify that labeled content is false or that unlabeled content is authentic.Evidence A · P1
  266. MWITA-CA-2026-018India notified amendments concerning synthetically generated information through Gazette notification G.S.R. 120(E) on 10 February 2026 and issued corrigenda on 26 February 2026.Evidence A · P1
  267. MWITA-CA-2026-019India’s 2026 SGI amendments require prominent labeling of covered permissible synthetic information and permanent metadata or other technical provenance mechanisms to the extent technically feasible.Evidence A · P1
  268. MWITA-CA-2026-020India’s 2026 framework adds due-diligence duties for significant social-media intermediaries involving user declarations, reasonable technical verification and prominent SGI labels.Evidence A · P1
  269. MWITA-CA-2026-021The EU AI Act’s Article 50 transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026.Evidence A · P1
  270. MWITA-CA-2026-022Article 50 requires providers of AI systems generating synthetic audio, image, video or text to make outputs machine-readable and detectable as artificially generated or manipulated, subject to the law’s conditions.Evidence A · P1
  271. MWITA-CA-2026-023Article 50 requires deployers to disclose AI-generated or manipulated image, audio or video that constitutes a deepfake, with tailored treatment for evidently artistic, creative, satirical or fictional works.Evidence A · P1
  272. MWITA-CA-2026-024The EU transparency Code of Practice is voluntary, while the underlying Article 50 marking and disclosure duties are legal obligations.Evidence A · P1
  273. MWITA-CA-2026-025Google announced the SynthID Detector portal on 20 May 2025 and initially rolled it out to early testers.Evidence C · P1
  274. MWITA-CA-2026-026At launch, SynthID Detector was designed to identify SynthID watermarks in content made with Google AI across image, audio, video and text modalities.Evidence C · P1
  275. MWITA-CA-2026-027Google stated in May 2025 that more than 10 billion pieces of content had been watermarked with SynthID.Evidence C · P1
  276. MWITA-CA-2026-028Google disclosed in February 2025 that some small Reimagine edits may be too limited for SynthID to label and detect.Evidence C · P1
  277. MWITA-CA-2026-029TikTok reported in September 2025 that it had expanded C2PA Content Credentials to additional features and added a visible watermark for AI content created with the TikTok camera.Evidence C · P1
  278. MWITA-CA-2026-030TikTok reported that zero-view removals for content violating its Civic and Election Integrity rules increased by 15 percentage points to 90% in its sixth Disinformation Code report.Evidence C · P1
  279. MWITA-CA-2026-031TikTok reported banning nearly 3,000 government, politician and political-party impersonation accounts in the period covered by its 2025 report.Evidence C · P1
  280. MWITA-CA-2026-032RobustSora introduced a 6,500-video benchmark with authentic-clean, authentic-with-fake-watermark, generated-watermarked and generated-de-watermarked classes.Evidence B · P1
  281. MWITA-CA-2026-033Across ten tested models, RobustSora reported performance changes of 2–8 percentage points under watermark manipulation.Evidence B · P1
  282. MWITA-CA-2026-034RobustSora explicitly evaluates whether adding fake watermark cues to authentic videos triggers detector false alarms.Evidence B · P1
  283. MWITA-CA-2026-035VoiceWukong’s February 2025 dataset release includes 265,200 English and 148,200 Chinese deepfake-voice samples.Evidence B · P1
  284. MWITA-CA-2026-036VoiceWukong was designed to compare humans, dedicated detectors and a multimodal language model in voice-deepfake detection scenarios.Evidence B · P1
  285. MWITA-CA-2026-037SpeechFake, published at ACL 2025, was built as a large-scale multilingual speech-deepfake dataset covering varied generation methods, languages and speakers.Evidence A · P1
  286. MWITA-CA-2026-038SpeechFake’s experiments test how generation method, language diversity and speaker variation affect detector performance rather than assuming one aggregate score transfers across conditions.Evidence A · P1
  287. MWITA-CA-2026-039The U.S. Copyright Office published Part 2 of its Copyright and Artificial Intelligence report on 29 January 2025, addressing copyrightability of generative-AI outputs.Evidence A · P1
  288. MWITA-CA-2026-040The U.S. Copyright Office released a pre-publication Part 3 report on generative-AI training on 9 May 2025 and stated that a final version would follow without expected substantive changes.Evidence A · P1
  289. MWITA-CA-2026-041EU obligations applying to general-purpose AI model providers from 2 August 2025 include implementing a policy to comply with Union copyright law.Evidence A · P1
  290. MWITA-CA-2026-042EU GPAI obligations applying from 2 August 2025 require providers to publish a sufficiently detailed summary of content used to train the model.Evidence A · P1
  291. MWITA-CA-2026-043Korea’s MCST released an English Guide to Copyright Registration for Generative AI-Assisted Works on 3 November 2025 after its Korean release in June.Evidence A · P1
  292. MWITA-CA-2026-044Korea’s companion 2025 guide identifies legal principles and factors for assessing whether a generative-AI output infringes an existing work.Evidence A · P1
  293. MWITA-CA-2026-045MCST frames its dispute-prevention guidance separately for rights holders, users and AI service providers.Evidence A · P1
  294. MWITA-CA-2026-046Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs says autonomously generated output is generally not a work, while output made with AI as a tool may qualify when a person has creative intent and makes a creative contribution.Evidence A · P1
  295. MWITA-CA-2026-047The Japanese General Understanding on AI and Copyright is expressly non-binding and not a definitive legal assessment of a specific generative-AI system.Evidence A · P1
  296. MWITA-WS-2026-018Singapore PUB reports that about 300,000 smart water meters have been rolled out in the first phase of its programme.Evidence A · P1
  297. MWITA-WS-2026-019PUB smart meters transmit daily readings and support customer-facing usage and leak alerts.Evidence A · P1
  298. MWITA-WS-2026-033Singapore PUB offered a 12-month proof-of-concept opportunity worth up to S$90,000 for integrated water meters and leak sensors.Evidence A · P1
  299. MWITA-WS-2026-034Australia announced A$22.6 million for non-urban water-meter telemetry and anticipated more than 5,000 new telemetry devices.Evidence A · P1
  300. MWITA-WS-2026-037PUB smart meters record readings several times a day and transmit data remotely to PUB daily.Evidence A · P1
  301. MWITA-WS-2026-038PUB's leak-intelligence proof of concept sought advanced data interpretation and timely alerts for potential distribution-pipeline issues.Evidence A · P1
  302. MWITA-WS-2026-052India's Jal Hi Amrit initiative aims to incentivize sustained operation of treatment plants producing recyclable water that meets environmental standards.Evidence A · P1
  303. MWITA-WS-2026-053India's AMRUT 2.0 operational guidelines set an ideal urban non-revenue-water target below 20 percent.Evidence A · P1
  304. MWITA-WS-2026-054AMRUT 2.0 evaluates measurement stations, metered connections, leak detection and grievance redressal as parts of urban water-loss reform.Evidence A · P1
  305. MWITA-WS-2026-055AMRUT 2.0 includes mobile reporting of pipe leaks among criteria for state incentives.Evidence A · P1
  306. MWITA-WS-2026-060Cape Town reported its Infrastructure Leakage Index improving from 4.3 in 2021/22 to 3.1 in 2024/25.Evidence A · P1
  307. MWITA-WS-2026-062Cape Town associated its water-loss improvement with pressure management, leak detection and maintenance practices.Evidence A · P1
  308. MWITA-WS-2026-064The eThekwini dashboard separates real losses from commercial losses and unbilled authorized use.Evidence A · P1
  309. MWITA-WS-2026-065eThekwini identified leaks, storage overflows, metering inaccuracies, unauthorized consumption and unbilled use as distinct contributors to non-revenue water.Evidence A · P1
  310. MWITA-II-2026-004IAIS reports expanding insurer use of AI in underwriting, pricing and claims management alongside concerns about governance, transparency, bias, cyber risk and third-party concentration.Evidence A · P1
  311. MWITA-II-2026-007The 2025 IAIS AI Application Paper explains how existing Insurance Core Principles apply to AI use in insurance.Evidence A · P1
  312. MWITA-II-2026-008IAIS structures AI supervision around proportionality, governance and accountability, robustness and security, transparency and explainability, and fairness and redress.Evidence A · P1
  313. MWITA-II-2026-022EIOPA's 2025 market survey received responses from 347 insurance undertakings across 25 EU and EEA countries.Evidence A · P1
  314. MWITA-II-2026-023EIOPA reports that 65 percent of surveyed insurers were actively using generative AI, while most use cases remained at proof-of-concept stage.Evidence A · P1
  315. MWITA-II-2026-024Sixty-four percent of generative-AI use cases reported to EIOPA were internal back-office applications and 36 percent were customer-facing.Evidence A · P1
  316. MWITA-II-2026-025EIOPA found current insurer generative-AI use dominated by assisted models retaining human oversight.Evidence A · P1
  317. MWITA-II-2026-026Surveyed insurers cited hallucinations as the leading generative-AI risk, followed by cybersecurity, data-protection and explainability concerns.Evidence A · P1
  318. MWITA-II-2026-034ARC designed the Madagascar flood mechanism to disburse within up to ten days after a confirmed event crosses the predefined trigger.Evidence A · P1
  319. MWITA-II-2026-040IRDAI introduced Bima-ASBA in February 2025 as a one-time UPI mandate for blocking premium funds during life and health policy issuance.Evidence A · P1
  320. MWITA-II-2026-041Saudi Arabia licensed Eltizam for final launch and Wazin for pilot launch as electronic insurance brokers in January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  321. MWITA-II-2026-042Saudi Arabia's Insurance Authority added 15 digital regulatory services to TAMEEN in December 2025 after launching the portal with 36 services in February.Evidence A · P1
  322. MWITA-FF-2026-001Singapore's food regulator reported pre-market approvals since 2020 spanning cultivated products from Eat Just and Vow, the precision-fermented Solein ingredient and 16 insect species.Evidence A · P1
  323. MWITA-FF-2026-002Singapore subjects novel foods to pre-market safety assessment before approval.Evidence A · P1
  324. MWITA-FF-2026-003Singapore reported completed collaborative research on new-approach toxicology methods for assessing novel alternative proteins.Evidence A · P1
  325. MWITA-FF-2026-004Singapore's March 2026 register lists approved foods made through multiple technology routes, including cultivated biomass and ingredients produced by precision fermentation.Evidence A · P1
  326. MWITA-FF-2026-005Singapore's authorization register identifies the producing organism and product form for precision-fermentation ingredients, making approvals narrower than a platform-wide licence.Evidence A · P1
  327. MWITA-FF-2026-006Australia and New Zealand gazetted permission for cell-cultured quail as food on 18 June 2025.Evidence A · P1
  328. MWITA-FF-2026-007FSANZ assessed the cultured-quail cell line as genetically stable and concluded that toxicological, nutritional, allergenic and manageable microbiological issues did not preclude the proposed use.Evidence A · P1
  329. MWITA-FF-2026-008The Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code now requires applicable products to use the term 'cell-cultured' or 'cell-cultivated' on labels.Evidence A · P1
  330. MWITA-FF-2026-009The UK FSA launched a two-year regulatory sandbox for animal cell-cultivated products in March 2025.Evidence A · P1
  331. MWITA-FF-2026-010The UK sandbox is designed to gather production and safety evidence so regulators can assess future applications more efficiently.Evidence A · P1
  332. MWITA-FF-2026-011UK guidance issued in December 2025 classifies animal-cell-cultivated foods as products of animal origin for hygiene-law purposes.Evidence A · P1
  333. MWITA-FF-2026-012The first UK sandbox guidance addresses allergenicity assessment and nutritional-quality evidence for cell-cultivated products.Evidence A · P1
  334. MWITA-FF-2026-013UK regulators scheduled further cell-cultivated-product guidance during 2026.Evidence A · P1
  335. MWITA-FF-2026-014The UK's Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Regulations 2025 came into force on 13 November 2025.Evidence A · P1
  336. MWITA-FF-2026-015A UK precision-bred food applicant must first obtain Defra status and a marketing notice before applying to FSA for food or feed marketing authorization.Evidence A · P1
  337. MWITA-FF-2026-021FAO's 2025 precision-fermentation report maps production stages, potential food-safety hazards, preventive controls and regulatory approaches across jurisdictions.Evidence A · P1
  338. MWITA-FF-2026-022FAO frames the precision-fermentation publication as a reference for national food-safety authorities.Evidence A · P1
  339. MWITA-FF-2026-023FAO's 2025 global-dialogue report documents an October 2024 stakeholder roundtable on cell-based food and precision-fermentation safety.Evidence A · P1
  340. MWITA-FF-2026-024EFSA concluded in 2025 that Rhizomucor pusillus biomass powder was safe under the proposed conditions of use.Evidence A · P1
  341. MWITA-FF-2026-025EFSA's panel found no genotoxicity concern and no toxicologically relevant effect at the highest dose in the submitted 90-day study for the fungal biomass.Evidence A · P1
  342. MWITA-FF-2026-026EFSA assessed the likelihood of allergic reactions to the Rhizomucor biomass novel food as low.Evidence A · P1
  343. MWITA-FF-2026-027FDA's GRAS inventory distinguishes notices receiving 'no questions' letters from notices whose evaluation ceased at the notifier's request.Evidence A · P1
  344. MWITA-FF-2026-028An FDA 'no questions' GRAS response addresses a notifier's conclusion for specified uses rather than granting general pre-market approval to a technology platform.Evidence A · P1
  345. MWITA-BT-2026-002The NMPA reform interpretation identifies a second-phase pilot for personalized cosmetics services.Evidence A · P1
  346. MWITA-BT-2026-011Anvisa’s personalized-cosmetics sandbox is designed to test up to five personalization models at physical points of sale or companies’ own e-commerce sites under continuous supervision.Evidence A · P1
  347. MWITA-BT-2026-022L’Oréal unveiled Cell BioPrint in January 2025 as a tabletop device combining a cheek tape-strip sample, microfluidic protein-biomarker analysis, facial images and a questionnaire.Evidence C · P1
  348. MWITA-BT-2026-023L’Oréal says Cell BioPrint is intended to estimate skin biological age, predict responsiveness to ingredients such as retinol, and flag cosmetic issues before they are visible.Evidence C · P1
  349. MWITA-BT-2026-024At announcement, L’Oréal scheduled Cell BioPrint for a pilot with one of its brands in Asia later in 2025.Evidence C · P1
  350. MWITA-BT-2026-027A four-week randomized trial enrolled 90 adults aged 25–65 and analyzed 80 completers across two active home facial-device groups and a power-free device control.Evidence A · P1
  351. MWITA-BT-2026-028In that trial, both active device groups showed statistically significant improvements versus control in wrinkles, texture, radiance and laxity over four weeks.Evidence A · P1
  352. MWITA-BT-2026-029The same trial found no statistically significant improvement in physical-health measures for either active device group versus control.Evidence A · P1
  353. MWITA-BT-2026-030A 2026 multicenter assessor-blind trial randomized 230 participants to one YOUMAGIC or Thermage CPT radiofrequency treatment and included 212 in final analysis.Evidence A · P1
  354. MWITA-BT-2026-031At day 90, the trial reported its specified GAIS response in 100% of the YOUMAGIC group and 98.10% of the Thermage group, with no significant between-group difference.Evidence A · P1
  355. MWITA-CARB-2026-001UNFCCC published version 01.1 of the Article 6.4 methodology standard A6.4-STAN-METH-001 on 26 February 2025.Evidence A · P1
  356. MWITA-CARB-2026-002A6.4-STAN-METH-001 governs the development and assessment of methodologies under the Paris Agreement Article 6.4 mechanism.Evidence A · P1
  357. MWITA-CARB-2026-004The Article 6.4 registry records A6.4 emission reductions with unique identifiers that include the activity, host Party and vintage.Evidence A · P1
  358. MWITA-CARB-2026-005UNFCCC describes the current Article 6.4 registry as an interim mechanism registry while the full registry is being developed.Evidence A · P1
  359. MWITA-CARB-2026-007The Article 6.4 Supervisory Body agreed a standard for managing reversal risks in credited removals in October 2025.Evidence A · P1
  360. MWITA-CARB-2026-009India's Bureau of Energy Efficiency currently lists eight approved offset methodologies under the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme.Evidence A · P1
  361. MWITA-CARB-2026-010India's listed CCTS offset methodologies span grid renewable electricity, hydrogen, industrial energy efficiency, biogas, landfill gas, livestock methane and mangrove restoration.Evidence A · P1
  362. MWITA-CARB-2026-011India's CCTS methodology page exposes methodology-specific documents rather than treating all offset activity as one undifferentiated credit class.Evidence A · P1
  363. MWITA-CARB-2026-012China's State Council approved expansion of the national emissions trading market to steel, cement and aluminium smelting in March 2025.Evidence A · P1
  364. MWITA-CARB-2026-015Indonesia inaugurated international trading of Indonesian carbon units through IDXCarbon on 20 January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  365. MWITA-CARB-2026-017The IFRS Foundation reported in June 2025 that 36 jurisdictions had adopted or otherwise used ISSB Standards or were finalising steps toward their use.Evidence A · P1
  366. MWITA-CARB-2026-018Among the first 17 published ISSB jurisdictional profiles, 14 targeted full adoption, two introduced climate-related requirements and one partially incorporated ISSB requirements.Evidence A · P1
  367. MWITA-CARB-2026-019The initial ISSB profiles included jurisdictions across Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Middle East, including Bangladesh, Brazil, Ghana, Jordan, Kenya, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Tanzania and Zambia.Evidence A · P1
  368. MWITA-CARB-2026-020An IFRS Foundation survey reported 49 jurisdictional responses in early 2025, with 47 saying they had adopted or planned to adopt ISSB Standards.Evidence A · P1
  369. MWITA-CARB-2026-021Seventy percent of jurisdictions responding to the 2025 IFRS survey planned a phased introduction of ISSB-related requirements.Evidence A · P1
  370. MWITA-CARB-2026-022Thirty-nine percent of respondents to the IFRS survey planned assurance requirements; among that subset, 77% planned limited assurance.Evidence A · P1
  371. MWITA-CARB-2026-023ISSB issued targeted amendments to IFRS S2 greenhouse-gas disclosure requirements in December 2025 in response to application challenges.Evidence A · P1
  372. MWITA-CARB-2026-024The December 2025 IFRS S2 amendments apply for reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027, with earlier application permitted.Evidence A · P1
  373. MWITA-CARB-2026-025ASEAN Taxonomy Board released Version 4 of the ASEAN Taxonomy for Sustainable Finance on 6 November 2025.Evidence A · P1
  374. MWITA-CARB-2026-026ASEAN Taxonomy Version 4 completed technical screening coverage for six focus sectors and three enabling sectors under its Plus Standard.Evidence A · P1
  375. MWITA-CARB-2026-027ASEAN Taxonomy Version 4 added entity-, portfolio- and financial-instrument reporting methodology plus grandfathering rules for Amber transition tiers.Evidence A · P1
  376. MWITA-CARB-2026-029VCMI's Scope 3 Action Code states that credit use is additional to, not a substitute for, direct scope 3 decarbonisation.Evidence A · P1
  377. MWITA-CARB-2026-030Using the VCMI Scope 3 Action Code does not itself grant a company a formal VCMI Claim.Evidence A · P1
  378. MWITA-CARB-2026-033ICVCM's CCP architecture evaluates both crediting programs and eligible methodologies before credits can carry the label.Evidence A · P1
  379. MWITA-CARB-2026-035SBTi Version 2 distinguishes avoidance, reduction and removal credits rather than treating them as interchangeable climate attributes.Evidence A · P1
  380. MWITA-CARB-2026-037The EU CRCF implementing rules adopted in November 2025 set technical requirements for certification schemes, certification bodies and audits.Evidence A · P1
  381. MWITA-CARB-2026-038The EU CRCF requires third-party verification and publication of certification information in an EU-wide registry.Evidence A · P1
  382. MWITA-CARB-2026-039The EU CRCF is voluntary and separately covers permanent removals, carbon farming and carbon storage in products.Evidence A · P1
  383. MWITA-CARB-2026-042UNFCCC's cooperative-approaches portal states that listed Article 6.2 information is presented as submitted and may not yet have undergone technical expert review.Evidence A · P1
  384. MWITA-GF-2026-001China's National Energy Administration reported 136 GW / 351 GWh of new-type energy storage in operation at the end of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  385. MWITA-GF-2026-003China reported 1,195 equivalent utilization hours for new-type storage in 2025, nearly 300 hours more than in 2024.Evidence A · P1
  386. MWITA-GF-2026-004China's 2025 VPP guidance defines a virtual power plant as an operating model that aggregates distributed generation, controllable load and storage for system optimization and market trading.Evidence A · P1
  387. MWITA-GF-2026-007China's NDRC and NEA issued a special action plan for scaling new-type energy storage over 2025–2027 in August 2025.Evidence A · P1
  388. MWITA-GF-2026-008The Chinese 2025–2027 storage action plan assigns implementation to provincial authorities, energy regulators and state-owned enterprises.Evidence A · P1
  389. MWITA-GF-2026-011Vietnam issued Circular 62/2025/TT-BCT defining methods for BESS generation-service price frameworks and principal power-purchase-agreement content.Evidence A · P1
  390. MWITA-GF-2026-012Vietnam's Circular 62/2025/TT-BCT took effect on 26 January 2026.Evidence A · P1
  391. MWITA-GF-2026-013Singapore's household demand-response pilot ran from September 2024 to February 2025 using smart-metered households and simulated demand peaks.Evidence A · P1
  392. MWITA-GF-2026-016Singapore launched a two-year VPP regulatory sandbox in October 2025 to test aggregated DER provision of energy and ancillary services.Evidence A · P1
  393. MWITA-GF-2026-017Singapore's VPP sandbox treats rooftop solar, battery storage and EV chargers as aggregable distributed energy resources.Evidence A · P1
  394. MWITA-GF-2026-020Australian energy ministers approved the first annual update to the National Consumer Energy Resources Roadmap implementation plan on 15 August 2025.Evidence A · P1
  395. MWITA-GF-2026-021Australia's CER roadmap organizes reform around consumers, technology, markets and power-system operations.Evidence A · P1
  396. MWITA-GF-2026-022Australia's energy regulator reported that NEM battery capacity rose from 2.2 GW to 6.1 GW during 2025.Evidence A · P1
  397. MWITA-GF-2026-029Brazil's ANEEL opened consultation in July 2026 on two first national auctions for standalone battery availability.Evidence A · P1
  398. MWITA-GF-2026-030Brazil's draft auction design specified at least 30 MW, four-hour duration and 15-year supply beginning in August 2028.Evidence A · P1
  399. MWITA-GF-2026-031ACER's 2025 monitoring report identified persistent barriers to demand-response participation and proposed 12 no-regret actions.Evidence A · P1
  400. MWITA-GF-2026-033ACER's proposed demand-flexibility actions include stronger price signals, simpler aggregator entry and wider smart-meter adoption.Evidence A · P1
  401. MWITA-GF-2026-034FERC's September 2025 Order 2222 explainer states that DER aggregation implementation timelines differ materially across US regional grid operators.Evidence A · P1
  402. MWITA-GF-2026-036FERC identifies metering, communications, locational constraints and double-compensation controls as implementation issues for DER aggregations.Evidence A · P1
  403. MWITA-GF-2026-037US DOE's 2025 interim cybersecurity guidance for distribution systems and DER focuses first on asset scoping and baseline prioritization.Evidence A · P1
  404. MWITA-GF-2026-041NERC reported that most resources in North American development pipelines for the next five years are battery storage and solar PV, increasing planning and operating complexity as inverter-based resources.Evidence A · P1
  405. MWITA-ER-2026-020China's MIIT reported work on humanoid-robot product-quality, network-and-data-security, and ethical-risk testing at the end of 2025.Evidence A · P1
  406. MWITA-ER-2026-021MIIT described development of an embodied-intelligence open-source community and a comprehensive standardization system as policy priorities.Evidence A · P1
  407. MWITA-ER-2026-026DeepMind released the ASIMOV dataset to evaluate semantic safety of robot actions while retaining embodiment-specific low-level safety controllers.Evidence A · P1
  408. MWITA-ER-2026-036ISO published the third edition of ISO 10218-1, covering safety requirements for industrial-robot manufacturers, in February 2025.Evidence A · P1
  409. MWITA-ER-2026-045UBTECH reported participation in drafting Chinese technical requirements for humanoid operational tasks, positioning/navigation and human-computer interaction.Evidence A · P1
  410. MWITA-BMF-2026-008India established a BioE3 Strain Resource Centre to provide indigenous microbial strains with stated freedom-to-operate for commercial use.Evidence A · P1
  411. MWITA-BMF-2026-013Singapore's novel-food definition includes substances produced from microbial cell culture and foods made by a process without significant prior food use for at least 20 years.Evidence A · P1
  412. MWITA-BMF-2026-014Singapore can cancel a novel-food pre-market approval after material manufacturing changes, non-compliance, misrepresentation or a public-interest determination.Evidence A · P1
  413. MWITA-BMF-2026-031FDA's recently published GRAS inventory records a no-questions letter for zeaxanthin produced by fermentation with Yarrowia lipolytica CGMCC 39021.Evidence A · P1
  414. MWITA-BMF-2026-032FDA's inventory records a no-questions letter for mycelial biomass of Fusarium compactum CGMCC 41312 used as fungal protein.Evidence A · P1
  415. MWITA-BMF-2026-045The US Department of Energy's 2026 biotechnology initiative explicitly spans discovery through biomanufacturing scale-up for energy, materials, critical minerals, health, agriculture and biosecurity applications.Evidence A · P1
  416. MWITA-LD-2026-032FDA evaluated the Lumipulse plasma ratio in 499 cognitively impaired adults against amyloid PET or cerebrospinal-fluid results.Evidence A · P1
  417. MWITA-LD-2026-033In FDA's reviewed study, 91.7% of positive results had amyloid pathology and 97.3% of negative results lacked it, while fewer than 20% of results were indeterminate.Evidence A · P1
  418. MWITA-LD-2026-034FDA warns that false Lumipulse results can cause inappropriate diagnosis or treatment, distress, unnecessary testing or delayed effective treatment.Evidence A · P1
  419. MWITA-LD-2026-044FDA states that many direct-to-consumer tests offered for non-medical general wellness or low-risk medical purposes are not reviewed before sale.Evidence A · P1
  420. MWITA-LD-2026-045FDA cautions that a positive direct-to-consumer genetic health-risk result does not mean the person will develop the disease or condition.Evidence A · P1
  421. MWITA-AM-2026-001Hong Kong's autonomous-vehicle ordinance and subsidiary regulation took effect on 1 March 2024.Evidence A · P1
  422. MWITA-AM-2026-002Hong Kong requires pilot licensing, vehicle certification, examination, registration, insurance, maintenance and incident reporting for autonomous-vehicle trials.Evidence A · P1
  423. MWITA-AM-2026-006Hong Kong's Transport Department states that a licence becoming effective permits preparatory work, while on-road testing begins only after preliminary work is complete.Evidence A · P1
  424. MWITA-AM-2026-011Beijing's autonomous-vehicle regulation entered into force on 1 April 2025.Evidence A · P1
  425. MWITA-AM-2026-012Beijing's regulation provides for autonomous vehicles in passenger transport, public buses and urban operations.Evidence A · P1
  426. MWITA-AM-2026-013Beijing requires road testing, demonstration and safety evaluation before an operator may request a road-application pilot.Evidence A · P1
  427. MWITA-AM-2026-014Wuhan's commercial-pilot rules require warning functions and redundant systems for autonomous vehicles.Evidence A · P1
  428. MWITA-AM-2026-015Wuhan requires a commercial-pilot autonomous vehicle to transition to a minimum-risk safe stop when a relevant failure occurs or it leaves its operational design domain.Evidence A · P1
  429. MWITA-AM-2026-016Wuhan requires at least 90 seconds of pre-incident data to be recorded and retained for at least one year for qualifying autonomous-vehicle accidents or failures.Evidence A · P1
  430. MWITA-AM-2026-018Singapore's January 2025 autonomous-vehicle application requirements call for multiple operator control methods, including braking, acceleration and steering.Evidence A · P1
  431. MWITA-AM-2026-019Singapore's application requirements specify that an autonomous vehicle must operate safely under conditions representative of Singapore public roads.Evidence A · P1
  432. MWITA-AM-2026-023South Korea's transport ministry amended its administrative rules on autonomous-vehicle safe-operation requirements and test operation on 26 January 2026.Evidence A · P1
  433. MWITA-AM-2026-024The Korean notice provides both consolidated and amending texts for the autonomous-vehicle testing and safety-operation rules.Evidence A · P1
  434. MWITA-AM-2026-028California autonomous-vehicle testing permit holders reported more than nine million public-road test miles from 1 December 2024 through 30 November 2025.Evidence A · P1
  435. MWITA-AM-2026-029California's disengagement reports cover public-road testing but exclude private-road, out-of-state, below-Level-3 and simulation activity.Evidence A · P1
  436. MWITA-AM-2026-030California's DMV says its disengagement reports are not designed for comparative analysis across companies and do not require disengagement reporting for deployment-permit operations.Evidence A · P1
  437. MWITA-AM-2026-031Zoox reported a 2025 recall covering ADS software used on 270 drivered test vehicles and driverless robotaxis.Evidence A · P1
  438. MWITA-AM-2026-032The Zoox recall identified inaccurate prediction of a vehicle creeping from a perpendicular driveway and stopping as a condition that could delay collision avoidance.Evidence A · P1
  439. MWITA-AM-2026-033Zoox stated that all public-road vehicles had received remedied software by 17 April 2025.Evidence A · P1
  440. MWITA-AM-2026-034A 2025 peer-reviewed Waymo-authored retrospective study examined 56.7 million rider-only miles through January 2025.Evidence A · P1
  441. MWITA-AM-2026-035The Waymo study found statistically lower crashed-vehicle rates than aligned human benchmarks for any-injury-reported, airbag-deployment and suspected-serious-injury-or-worse outcomes.Evidence A · P1
  442. MWITA-AM-2026-036The Waymo study reported no statistically significant disbenefit in any of 11 analyzed crash-type groups.Evidence A · P1
  443. MWITA-RM-2026-028Amazon Marketing Cloud combines Amazon Ads signals with advertiser and onboarded third-party inputs in a dedicated clean-room environment.Evidence A · P1
  444. MWITA-RM-2026-029Amazon Marketing Cloud applies built-in aggregation thresholds to custom queries over event- and user-level signals.Evidence A · P1
  445. MWITA-RM-2026-031AMC Custom Models lets enterprise advertisers train proprietary audience models using their first-party data with Amazon signals without moving sensitive information out of their AWS environment.Evidence A · P1
  446. MWITA-RM-2026-032Amazon said advertiser algorithms used in AMC Custom Models are not shared with AMC.Evidence A · P1
  447. MWITA-RM-2026-034Google says BigQuery data clean rooms can enable analysis without moving the underlying shared data.Evidence A · P1
  448. MWITA-RM-2026-035BigQuery data clean-room owners can specify analysis and egress rules governing permissible outputs.Evidence A · P1
  449. MWITA-SC-2026-029Korea revised project requirements after private-sector concerns about public ownership, put-option risk and mandatory domestic-chip adoption.Evidence A · P1
  450. MWITA-ASVC-2026-028Nubank's CTO said service users should have escape valves rather than being trapped with an AI.Evidence B · P1
  451. MWITA-ASVC-2026-038Mercado Libre's 2024 Form 10-K identifies nondeterministic generative-AI outputs as a risk to product reliability and trustworthiness.Evidence B · P1
  452. MWITA-ASVC-2026-039Mercado Libre's 2024 Form 10-K says AI failures could cause customer dissatisfaction, reputational harm or legal and regulatory liabilities.Evidence B · P1
  453. MWITA-ASVC-2026-040Mercado Libre's 2024 Form 10-K identifies data sourcing, bias, security and privacy as AI-adoption risks.Evidence B · P1
  454. MWITA-ASVC-2026-066OpenID SSF allows a subject's consent to inclusion in an event stream where applicable.Evidence A · P1
  455. MWITA-SR-2026-034Qualtrics says its synthetic-AI governance uses anonymized and aggregated training data plus committee review of AI data-access requests.Evidence C · P0
  456. MWITA-SR-2026-040NIST's Generative AI Profile organizes suggested risk actions across Govern, Map, Measure and Manage functions.Evidence A · P0
  457. MWITA-SR-2026-042ESOMAR asks buyers to verify how training datasets were selected, their coverage, recency and representativeness for the deployment environment.Evidence B · P0
  458. MWITA-SR-2026-043ESOMAR asks what validation compared synthetic outputs with primary research or real-world results.Evidence B · P0
  459. MWITA-SR-2026-044ESOMAR asks suppliers to flag and distinguish data derived from natural persons from data derived synthetically.Evidence B · P0
  460. MWITA-SR-2026-045ICO guidance defines synthetic data as artificial data generated to reproduce patterns and statistical properties of real data.Evidence A · P0
  461. MWITA-SR-2026-046ICO guidance warns that greater similarity to real data can increase both utility and the chance of revealing personal information.Evidence A · P0
  462. MWITA-SR-2026-047ICO guidance warns that bias in the original data can be carried into synthetic data.Evidence A · P0
  463. MWITA-SR-2026-048ASEAN's expanded guide identifies mistakes and anthropomorphism, factual inaccuracy, impersonation, IP infringement, privacy/confidentiality and embedded bias as generative-AI risks.Evidence A · P0
  464. MWITA-SR-2026-049ASEAN guidance notes that generative systems may memorize and reproduce training examples, threatening privacy where sensitive datasets are used.Evidence A · P0
  465. MWITA-SR-2026-050The African Union strategy calls for Africa-centric, development-focused, ethical, responsible and equitable AI approaches.Evidence A · P0
  466. MWITA-SR-2026-051The AU strategy calls for governance that includes diverse populations and addresses transparency, accountability and regulatory gaps including procurement.Evidence A · P0
  467. MWITA-SR-2026-052India's DPDP Act frames digital personal-data processing around lawful purposes while recognizing individuals' protection rights.Evidence A · P0
  468. MWITA-SR-2026-053The Indian Act defines consent and data-principal rights that must be considered when real-person data grounds synthetic participants.Evidence A · P0
  469. MWITA-SR-2026-054China's interim generative-AI measures require lawful-source training data and consent or another legal basis when personal information is involved.Evidence A · P0
  470. MWITA-SR-2026-055The Chinese measures require steps to prevent discrimination across ethnicity, belief, nationality, region, sex, age, occupation and health.Evidence A · P0
  471. MWITA-SR-2026-056The Chinese measures call for transparency and improved accuracy and reliability of generated content.Evidence A · P0
  472. MWITA-SR-2026-057Japan's METI and MIC consolidated earlier R&D, utilization and implementation-governance guidance into AI Guidelines for Business Ver 1.0.Evidence A · P0
  473. MWITA-SR-2026-058Japan's guidance targets AI developers, providers and business users rather than only model builders.Evidence A · P0
  474. MWITA-SR-2026-059Korea's PIPC synthetic-data guidance divides generation and use into preparation, generation, safety/utility examination, deliberation-committee assessment, and use/safe management.Evidence A · P0
  475. MWITA-SR-2026-060Korea's guidance calls for examining both synthetic-data safety and utility rather than treating privacy alone as acceptance.Evidence A · P0
  476. MWITA-SR-2026-061Brazil's ANPD reported that three companies entered its supervised AI regulatory sandbox in March 2026.Evidence A · P0
  477. MWITA-SR-2026-062ANPD said the first sandbox cycle structured test environments and did not yet fully test the solutions.Evidence A · P0
  478. MWITA-SR-2026-063The first ANPD report found that synthetic-data protocols needed improvement.Evidence A · P0
  479. MWITA-SR-2026-064The UAE federal personal-data framework generally prohibits processing personal data without consent except specified legal cases.Evidence B · P0
  480. MWITA-SR-2026-065The UAE framework applies to electronic processing inside or outside the country in the circumstances described by the law.Evidence B · P0
  481. MWITA-SR-2026-066A defensible procurement benchmark must disclose the human comparator, sampling frame, split logic, model version, prompt, geography, language and error distribution.Evidence C · P0
  482. MWITA-SR-2026-069Consent for deep interviews should specify whether narratives will ground a persistent digital twin, which downstream teams can query and how deletion propagates.Evidence C · P0
  483. MWITA-SR-2026-071Synthetic interview transcripts and quotes must be visibly labeled because anthropomorphic language can make generated testimony look like consented lived experience.Evidence C · P0
  484. MWITA-SR-2026-073A release gate for synthetic respondents should independently score privacy leakage, aggregate distribution fit, individual prediction, subgroup calibration, temporal stability and decision regret.Evidence C · P0
  485. MWITA-BAT-2026-001China published GB/T 44265-2024 for sodium-ion batteries in electrical energy-storage stations; it took effect on 1 March 2025.Evidence A · P1
  486. MWITA-BAT-2026-002The official standard record identifies GB/T 44265-2024 as technical specifications for sodium-ion batteries used in electrical energy-storage stations.Evidence A · P1
  487. MWITA-BAT-2026-010China's revised qualification criteria raised the minimum lithium recovery threshold in retired traction-battery smelting from 85% to 90%.Evidence A · P1
  488. MWITA-BAT-2026-011The criteria added a minimum 98% electrode-powder recovery threshold after crushing and separation.Evidence A · P1
  489. MWITA-BAT-2026-013MIIT's 2026 national platform integrates upstream and downstream battery-flow data for traceability and compliance evaluation.Evidence A · P1
  490. MWITA-BAT-2026-014MIIT stated that the national platform provides battery traceability, enterprise-responsibility evaluation, traceability-data analysis and industry-research functions.Evidence A · P1
  491. MWITA-BAT-2026-016India reported 3,391 lithium-ion-battery producers and 43 recyclers registered on its EPR portal in December 2025.Evidence A · P1
  492. MWITA-BAT-2026-020The scheme includes lithium-ion scrap but excludes operations producing only black mass without extracting critical minerals.Evidence A · P1
  493. MWITA-BAT-2026-029Korea's environment ministry signed a recycled-material certification pilot with five EV-battery recyclers in March 2024.Evidence A · P1
  494. MWITA-BAT-2026-030The pilot linked recovered-material movement records through the Allbaro waste system.Evidence A · P1
  495. MWITA-BAT-2026-036The strategy includes low-impact technology, protected salt flats and community participation as objectives.Evidence A · P1
  496. MWITA-BAT-2026-048IRENA recommended building traceable, high-recovery collection and regulatory systems before large secondary volumes arrive.Evidence A · P1
  497. MWITA-BAT-2026-054EU law required at least 65% recycling efficiency by average weight for lithium-based batteries by 31 December 2025.Evidence A · P1
  498. MWITA-BAT-2026-055By 31 December 2027 the regulation sets recovery targets of 90% for cobalt, copper and nickel and 50% for lithium.Evidence A · P1
  499. MWITA-BAT-2026-056From 18 February 2027 relevant LMT, EV and industrial batteries above 2 kWh require a battery passport.Evidence A · P1
  500. MWITA-BAT-2026-057IEC 63330-1 was issued on 28 June 2024 for performance and safety evaluation of used lithium-ion batteries for repurposing.Evidence A · P1
  501. MWITA-BAT-2026-058The standard uses service history and remaining-performance information to support second-life product design.Evidence A · P1
  502. MWITA-NA-2026-002The same Chinese opinion explicitly couples industrial development with safety and includes health, rehabilitation and industrial applications in its stated scope.Evidence A · P0
  503. MWITA-NA-2026-008The pediatric experiment was ethics-approved and registered as ChiCTR2400080145.Evidence B · P0
  504. MWITA-NA-2026-012The Japanese record was last updated on 31 August 2026, one day before this wave's research cutoff.Evidence A · P0
  505. MWITA-NA-2026-014The agency said Korea proposed work on user-centered BCI design considerations and interfacing guidelines for multi-purpose BCI systems.Evidence A · P0
  506. MWITA-NA-2026-020The call preferred investigators with a track record in neural mechanisms or technology development and transfer.Evidence A · P0
  507. MWITA-NA-2026-023Abu Dhabi's health research registry lists UAE-PRIME1 as an early-feasibility study of a robotically implanted BCI for external-device control.Evidence A · P0
  508. MWITA-NA-2026-024The registry categorizes UAE-PRIME1 as research carrying significant or potential risk to human subjects.Evidence A · P0
  509. MWITA-NA-2026-026The Brazilian protocol aims to compare decoding stability during simultaneous stimulation against conventional BCI operation and schedules 20 sessions over four weeks.Evidence A · P0
  510. MWITA-NA-2026-027Chile's Constitution requires scientific and technological development involving people to respect life and physical and psychological integrity and specifically safeguard brain activity and information derived from it.Evidence A · P0
  511. MWITA-NA-2026-028The Chilean constitutional provision directs law to regulate requirements, conditions and restrictions for use of relevant science and technology on persons.Evidence A · P0
  512. MWITA-NA-2026-033UNESCO's General Conference adopted the Recommendation on the Ethics of Neurotechnology in November 2025, and UNESCO issued a certified copy in March 2026.Evidence A · P0
  513. MWITA-NA-2026-034UNESCO frames neurotechnology governance around human dignity, rights, mental privacy and autonomy.Evidence A · P0
  514. MWITA-NA-2026-035The OECD Council's 2019 Recommendation sets nine responsible-innovation principles spanning safety, inclusivity, collaboration, deliberation, oversight, personal brain data, stewardship and misuse monitoring.Evidence A · P0
  515. MWITA-NA-2026-036The OECD instrument applies responsible-innovation considerations across research, technology transfer, investment, commercialization and regulation.Evidence A · P0
  516. MWITA-NA-2026-037EU AI Act Article 5 prohibits placing on the market, putting into service for that purpose, or using AI systems to infer emotions in workplaces and education institutions, except for medical or safety reasons.Evidence A · P0
  517. MWITA-NA-2026-038The EU AI Act defines an emotion-recognition system as AI intended to identify or infer emotions or intentions from biometric data and distinguishes this from some physical states and mere visible-expression detection.Evidence A · P0
  518. MWITA-NA-2026-039Colorado HB24-1058 became law in 2024 and expanded protected sensitive data under the Colorado Privacy Act to include biological data and neural data.Evidence A · P0
  519. MWITA-NA-2026-040The Colorado act defines neural data as information generated by measuring central or peripheral nervous-system activity that can be processed with device assistance.Evidence A · P0
  520. MWITA-NA-2026-042As last updated 9 January 2026, PRIME listed estimated enrollment of 15, estimated primary completion in June 2026 and estimated study completion in January 2031, with no results posted.Evidence C · P1
  521. MWITA-NA-2026-044The ICO report focuses on information directly produced by the brain and nervous system and explicitly excludes inferred neurodata from broader biometrics such as eye movement, gait or heart-rate tracking from that report's scope.Evidence A · P0
  522. MWITA-SPC-2026-007AIST built a laboratory system combining AI-based human detection with a user intervention interface for a robot arm and a transfer lift.Evidence A · P0
  523. MWITA-SPC-2026-008The AIST project explicitly treats AI misjudgment and uncertainty as conditions that require a separate high-reliability path for users to suppress, interrupt or reverse robot motion.Evidence A · P0
  524. MWITA-SPC-2026-009The Republic of Korea's Metaverse Industry Promotion Act and Enforcement Decree took effect on 28 August 2024 and provide for a basic plan, surveys, specialized personnel and regional support centers.Evidence A · P0
  525. MWITA-SPC-2026-010The Korean framework introduces provisional regulatory guidelines for cases where the applicability or scope of existing laws is unclear and an impact assessment for public metaverse projects' effects on private markets.Evidence A · P0
  526. MWITA-SPC-2026-037The WebXR draft requires user consent before tracking or input features beyond the default inline device are exposed and describes exclusive access for visible immersive sessions.Evidence A · P0
  527. MWITA-SPC-2026-044DeepMind describes a layered robotics-safety approach in which embodied reasoning can connect to embodiment-specific low-level controllers for collision avoidance, contact-force limits and dynamic stability.Evidence B · P0
  528. MWITA-SPC-2026-046Unitree's product page warns users to keep a sufficient safe distance from humanoid robots and acknowledges limitations of the current industry.Evidence B · P0
  529. MWITA-PE-2026-009HMLR received 55,216,175 of 56,014,550 non-bulk applications online in 2025/26 (98.57%) while open post-completion applications fell from 636,000 to 587,000.Evidence A · P1
  530. MWITA-PE-2026-010India reported 97.27% village coverage for computerized Records of Rights, 97.14% cadastral-map digitization, 84.89% textual-spatial linkage and 88.6% SRO-revenue-office integration by end-2025.Evidence A · P1
  531. MWITA-SSCO-2026-008People detected political speech deepfakes substantially better with audio or audiovisual information than from transcripts, but text-to-speech fakes remained far from perfectly recognized.Evidence A · P1
  532. MWITA-SSCO-2026-009In a large UK feed experiment, combining user-centered interventions with content labels improved truth judgments most; user interventions generally outperformed labels without significantly reducing trust in true posts.Evidence A · P1
  533. MWITA-HCO-2026-008Plausible AI misinformation cut novice medical students’ diagnostic accuracy from 21.0% to 9.2%, whereas correct AI explanations did not significantly improve accuracy over no explanation.Evidence A · P1
  534. MWITA-HCO-2026-010Co-designed animations and images increased knowledge of ChatGPT limitations and selectively reduced intention to use it for higher-risk health questions, while leaving lower-risk use intentions similar to control.Evidence A · P1
  535. MWITA-ADTO-2026-001Labels on misleading AI images reduced belief and credibility, while a standalone AI-generated label did not significantly reduce sharing intention.Evidence A · P1
  536. MWITA-ADTO-2026-002An AI-generated label lowered perceived accuracy and sharing willingness even for true or human-made headlines.Evidence A · P1
  537. MWITA-ADTO-2026-003Specific transparency warnings improved deepfake recognition but did not eliminate effects on guilt and character judgments.Evidence A · P1
  538. MWITA-ADTO-2026-004Voluntary disclosure of AI use reduced trust, but later discovery of undisclosed use damaged trust substantially more.Evidence A · P1
  539. MWITA-ADTO-2026-005People followed AI warning labels even when random or wrong, and false labels harmed news discrimination more than correct labels helped.Evidence A · P1
  540. MWITA-ADTO-2026-006Across five countries, AI-video warnings reduced perceived accuracy but did not improve true-versus-false discrimination.Evidence A · P1
  541. MWITA-ADTO-2026-007AI and misinformation labels lowered authenticity of marked images while increasing assumed authenticity of unmarked images.Evidence A · P1
  542. MWITA-ADTO-2026-008Disclosing fully automated generative-AI social content reduced post credibility, brand attitude and perceived authenticity; AI assistance produced a weaker penalty.Evidence A · P1
  543. MWITA-ADTO-2026-009Explaining AI's specific role in ad creation improved persuasion mainly through role clarity and process credibility, not a robust direct attitude lift.Evidence A · P1
  544. MWITA-ADTO-2026-010AI disclosure harmed trust and ad attitudes most when service advertising depicted intangible or human attributes, while tangible backgrounds largely avoided the penalty.Evidence A · P1
  545. MWITA-ADTO-2026-011Top teams in a large open competition removed tested invisible image watermarks from most images while retaining high visual quality.Evidence A · P1
  546. MWITA-ADTO-2026-012Political deepfakes harmed evaluations of targeted politicians even when viewers recognized them as less credible, and fact-checks did not reliably repair the damage.Evidence A · P1
  547. MWITA-ICO-2026-004Prominent virtual-influencer disclosure reduced purchase intention indirectly through a large credibility loss, while subtle disclosure had a smaller effect.Evidence A · P1
  548. MWITA-ICO-2026-009For AI influencers, personal self-disclosure reduced eeriness and supported endorsement responses more reliably than photorealistic appearance alone.Evidence A · P1
  549. MWITA-ICO-2026-010Showing a genuine social tie with a human increased modeled engagement for virtual influencers, while merely placing a human in the background did not.Evidence A · P1
  550. MWITA-RCO-2026-003Cash-back solicitations generated more favorable reviews but reduced subsequent repurchase from the seller.Evidence A · P1
  551. MWITA-LRO-2026-004Roughly 16% of sampled Yelp restaurant reviews were filtered as suspicious; filtering was more likely when reputation was weak, after bad reviews, and under stronger competition.Evidence B · P1
  552. MWITA-LRO-2026-012Without prior reviews, Airbnb requests from guests with African American-sounding names were accepted 19.2 percentage points less often; one credible peer review made Black–White acceptance rates statistically indistinguishable.Evidence A · P1