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Big Tech split? Google to sign EU's AI guidelines despite Meta snub
"Prompt and widespread deployment is important," Kent Walker, president of global affairs of Google, said in the post, adding that embracing AI could boost Europe's economy by 1.4 trillion euros ($1.62 trillion) annually by 2034.
Meta Says It Won't Sign EU’s GPAI Code of Practice Due to ‘Legal Uncertainties’
Joel Kaplan, Meta's Chief Global Affairs Officer, announced the company's intention not to sign the GPAI Code of Practice in a LinkedIn post. He said the decision was made after carefully reviewing the document, and added, “Europe is heading down the wrong path on AI.”
The company cited new rules on transparency and targeting of political advertising, which take effect in October and limit ...
Meta has announced it will stop all political advertising in the European Union by October. The decision comes in response to ...
Meta has decided to stop serving political, electoral and social advertising on its platforms in the European Union rather ...
Europe is heading down the wrong path on AI,” global affairs chief Joel Kaplan wrote in a post on LinkedIn Friday.
Meta Platforms will end political, electoral, social issue advertising on its platform in the European Union in early October ...
Meta said political advertising would end in October, citing a forthcoming E.U. regulation that it said presented “unworkable ...
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Italy’s AGCM probes Meta’s WhatsApp AI integrationThe regulator contends that Meta AI's integration into WhatsApp may unfairly steer users to its services, limiting ...
Italy's antitrust authority said Meta may have violated European Union competition rules by integrating its Meta AI assistant ...
LONDON — European Union watchdogs fined Apple and Meta hundreds of millions of euros Wednesday as they stepped up enforcement of the 27-nation bloc’s digital competition rules.
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