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The European Commission declined to designate Microsoft Edge a gatekeeper under the EU Digital Markets Act (DMA). That was a mistake.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from TechCrunch: The European Union’s top court has sided with a privacy challenge to Meta’s data retention policies. It ruled on Friday that social networks, such as Facebook, cannot keep using people’s information … Continue reading Meta Faces Data Retention Limits On Its EU Ad Business After Top Court Ruling
Google’s report predicts that 61% of jobs will be augmented by GenAI while around 7% of jobs will be completely automated, resulting in a trillion-Euro boost to the economy. Continue reading Google: Generative AI Could Add Up to €1.4 Trillion to the EU’s GDP by 2034
Governor Newsom has vetoed the state’s AI safety bill.
I have mixed feelings about the bill. There’s a lot to like about it, and I want governments to regulate in this space. But, for now, it’s all EU.
(Related, the Council of Europe … Continue reading California AI Safety Bill Vetoed
Germany’s antitrust authority determined that all of Microsoft can be held to the standards of the EU DMA, not just Windows and LinkedIn.
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Meta fined more than $100 million by a European Union privacy regulator over a security lapse involving Facebook passwords.
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A good—long, complex—analysis of the EU’s new Cyber Resilience Act.
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Google has issued its first-ever formal antitrust complaint, alleging to EU regulators that Microsoft’s cloud licensing is anti-competitive.
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Meta has penned an open letter to Europe expressing concerns about AI regulation, while a Google exec has spoken out about the laws in the U.K. that prevent training models on copyrighted materials. Continue reading Google, Meta Criticise UK and EU AI Regulations
The fine marked the third major antitrust penalty against the search giant by the EU in the last decade, following earlier fines related to Android and Google Shopping. However, this is the first of them to be overturned. Continue reading Court Overturns €1.5 Billion EU Antitrust Fine Against Google