EU regulations

An EU that increasingly is unable to compete on the world market due to controlled self destruction by the weight of increasingly centralised control and lawmaking, takes to lawmaking to stop what they identifies as centralised “gatekeepers” in the digital market, in a Digital Markets Acts (DMA) that aims to prevent anti-competitive behaviour, in an effort to change how Big Tech operates, with companies like Apple allowing alternative app stores on iOS

Mar 26, 2024
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The European Union’s Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance deadline has arrived for tech giants like Alphabet, Apple, Meta, Amazon, Microsoft, and ByteDance, mandating fair competition and prompting responses such as Alphabet’s search result changes, Apple’s third-party app store support, Meta’s legal challenges, and ByteDance’s gatekeeper status appeal, while ongoing debates surround the impact of these changes on the tech industry

Mar 11, 2024
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In an inspiring effort to show their displeasement of the government’s and the EU’s demands on their business, French farmers have unscrewed and turned upside down thousands of road signs in the countryside, a campaign that originated in Tarn in November and has since spread across the country, where they have tog the government to back down on two tax increases next year, but farmers are not satisfied and thus the signs stays upside down

Dec 15, 2023
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EU lawmakers creates legal framework for development of AI you can trust, says unelected European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen about the AI Act banning future systems from seeing skin tones and the sexual orientation of people, thus preventing systemic risk to the Union, meanwhile Paris based Mistral AI releases open source model without safeguards the same day

Dec 12, 2023
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