ACCC, here.
Monday, July 10, 2023
CJEU ruling on Meta referral could close the chapter on surveillance capitalism
Natasha The Great, here.
Tesla and Chinese EV Giants: short lived price collusion
In a display of the finest irony, 16 automakers in China, including industry powerhouses like Tesla and BYD, last week committed to a pledge of fair competition and "normal" pricing, only to retract during the weekend as somebody finally realized that it contradicted China's anti-monopoly laws. EV-edition, here.
The FTC’s biggest AI enforcement tool? Forcing companies to delete their algorithms
Model deletion, while not new, has seen increased use as a deterrent. It hits at the core of a company's business model, rather than simply imposing fines, which can be seen as mere slaps on the wrist for big tech companies. Cyberscoop, here.
UK Approach to LLMs: Call for evidence
The Committee is seeking evidence on several topics, including future trends of LLMs, associated opportunities and risks, domestic regulation, the adequacy of the UK’s regulatory capacity, possible non-regulatory and regulatory options, and comparisons with international approaches. UK Parliament, here.
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Don't look for it in Rome... Nearly two months on, the Commission’s DMA non-compliance decision against Meta was finally published... -
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P. Samuelson, here.
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Orf.at, hier (Max Schrems ab 9:34).
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D. Baldacci, here.
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T. Höppner, here.
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Podcast, here.