A Stress Test for the EU’s Digital Rule Book Ensuring AI Governance is Grounded ..
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Europe is shifting regulatory weight toward competitiveness and away from rights, pushing an AI Liability Directive withdrawal while relying on a voluntary AI Code of Practice that civil society calls window‑dressing. Power concentrates in computational infrastructures (cloud + end devices) controlled by Microsoft Google Amazon Apple, evident when Microsoft’s sanctions stall the ICC and app stores vanish in Russia; public bodies find exiting clouds requires massive funding; competition probes and calls for an independent digital enforcement agency follow.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00EU digital rule book stress test
- 5:18Computational infrastructures in AI regulation
- 14:50Digital services oversight perspective
- 22:52EU AI governance approaches
- 36:25Civil society in AI governance
- 47:05Fundamental values in AI governance
- 1:01:25AI regulation enforcement challenges
- 1:13:51Non-tech-centric AI future
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