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Showing posts with label AI openness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AI openness. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 06, 2024
Tuesday, July 11, 2023
(Over)simplifying the "AI control" debate?
"Opening up isn’t altruistic – Meta believes it’s in *her* best interest", writes the Head of Global Affairs at Meta in the FT. Barricading what might have been open was the key to digging digital moats and flexing market power muscles. Before succumbing to the rather misleading term "contestability", in the discussions on the DMA the focus was precisely on "openness and fairness". That's how Big Tech has played the digital competition game. And what does the future hold?
Waiting to read Meredith Whittaker & Co-authors on this.
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Aka " From Digital Feudalism to Digital Sovereignty " - UCL IIPP, blog and video here. First of all, I strongly recommend watching...
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P. Krugman, here. [In 2017 (!) I had the honour of talking about fintech, competition, and the PSD2 to a Brazilian audience - people were...
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Not the usual Competition Commissioner's statement. Whole-of-Commission Approach? EC, here . [Dutch company buying an US company, mind...
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M. Kirkwood, here.
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Article 19 et al., here . Activating the full DMA's potential (Episode XX, still only scratching the surface): "Article 27 Infor...
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Bloomberg, here .
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Podcast with M. Mazzucato, here.