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Meta won't train AI on Euro posts after all, as watchdogs put their paws down
(www.theregister.com)
this post was submitted on 17 Jun 2024
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Laughable, how they put it.
They are making such a pathetic show about their own decision to observe the law.
And this is a law that is clearly and openly readable. You don't need legal experts to understand the basics, and you don't need any agencies telling you that you must observe it.
They are constantly giving the impression as if they were a gang of professional outlaws and only if somebody catches them redhanded, then they are able make a decision - one decision for one case, exceptipnally - to behave properly.
And sure as fuck corrupt Ireland hosting US big tech should NOT be the one leading anything privacy related... It is a charade IMHO
Well you're certainly entitled to an opinion
Record speaks for itself.
EU commission had to tell Ireland to tax apple because Ireland can't ready the law properly...
Now lets put these clown I'm charge of privacy??? Loolz
That's not a proper understanding of that situation either
Then educate the public champ