Technology giants are foaming at the mouth at what they see as ‘regulation by EU committee’ on generative AI development
Meta’s Nick Clegg (centre) and the DPC’s Dale Sunderland (left) and Des Hogan (right)
In Helen Dixon’s era as Data Protection Commissioner (DPC), Ireland was sometimes slagged off for going too easy on big tech. Now it’s catching flak for doing a 180-degree turn.
In the view of some of its biggest regulated tech firms, it risks morphing into little more than a “mailbox” to the “most riled up” regulators in continental Europe instead of ruling on critical stuff itself.
