Schrems warns proposal benefits only largest tech firms
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Schrems argues the legislative change would primarily benefit large AI corporations that have already amassed vast personal datasets, while EU companies lack comparable data volumes and capital to compete. The move could redirect European-collected data to US and Chinese providers.
“This legislative change primarily benefits the big players, those who have collected massive amounts of European's data.”
Max Schrems, noyb.euMax Schrems Privacy advocate, noyb.eu founderIrish Presidency EU Council presidencyGermany EU member state
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Ireland = Big Tech’s bitch EU = ? “AI: EU Member States plan ‘digital expropriation’ of Europeans in the interest of AI companies In a leaked document, the Irish Presidency proposes to EU Member States that the interest of OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta and SpaceX to make profits should take precedence over the fundamental right to data…
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> The proposal makes it clear that the interests of AI companies should be preferred in the future over the fundamental right to data protection. Why thew fuck would anyone argue something insane like that? AI makes our fundamental right to data protection even more important. Bribery sounds like the only explanation. Why else would they sell us…
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KI: EU-Mitgliedstaaten planen „digitale Enteignung“ der Europäer im Interesse von KI-Unternehmen https:// noyb.eu/de/ai-eu-member-states -plan-digital-expropriation-europeans-interest-ai-companies
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I mentioned Linux that is currently alive. What has Ireland on the table? Your turn In the past Finland had Nokia but now it is relegated to network Infrastructure thus not visible to the general public. What did Ireland have of world known?.
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https:// noyb.eu/en/ai-eu-member-states -plan-digital-expropriation-europeans-interest-ai-companies
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Nah thats not true, plenty of people up at the EU level working in our best interest. Seems there are some rotten apples we have to get rid of though.
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How democratic. I don't remember voting for any of this. Vassals of the US and the oligarchy.
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