Spain Fines Amazon and Apple Millions for Collusion
The fine marks a trend of European regulators curbing Big Tech business practices.
The fine marks a trend of European regulators curbing Big Tech business practices.
The Fratelli d’Italia party is capitalising on the Italian state’s failure to recognise Islam as an official religion to radically clamp down on what structures Muslims can turn into prayer space.
The UK will hold a summit later this year on the need to keep artificial intelligence in check, which the prime minister hopes Joe Biden might attend.
Meat products could be removed from German menus in the future as the Green Party-led proposals aim to target meat consumption.
Fundamentally, the core of the problem is the EU’s adherence to the precautionary principle, which comes with a deeply unscientific intolerance for any risk.
AI dominated this year’s Bilderberg meeting as elites pondered managing a potential schism with China.
A dispute over whether an artificial demand for biofuels would impact food prices had delayed the deal, with some cautioning that the infrastructure in place to produce green fuels was not up to scratch.
Even Microsoft, OpenAI’s main investor, admitted it does not “have access to the full details of [ChatGPT’s] vast training data.”
The EU’s Farm to Fork policy is not only facing strong opposition from agribusiness, but even the commissioner responsible for agriculture has expressed his reservations.
The evaluation is another test of the EU’s controversial antitrust legislation, which has previously been used for Big Tech regulation. This new probe affects a total of four Swiss-based companies.