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If they want to access that market they have to play by their rules. Along the same tangent, the EU appears to be concerned with the intent/spirit of their laws
by FrozenTransform 3y ago
If they want to access that market they have to play by their rules. Along the same tangent, the EU appears to be concerned with the intent/spirit of their laws and will amend them when anyone tries to side step them. It seems Apple and Google are not used to that.
- deleted 3y ago[deleted]
- dahdum 3y ago> intent/spirit of their laws As inconsistently interpreted by the member states, each with their own political biases and concerns. It’s a complicated, increasingly risky, and unpredictable market for tech firms. Ultimately that’s fine, it’s not a necessity the EU be a leader in AI (except perhaps in defense).
- willcipriano 3y ago[flagged]