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Why Europe’s AI Future Hinges on the EU Court of Justice’s Next Move
On 10 March, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will hold the first public hearing in the ‘Like Company v. Google Ireland’ case. In brief, the case was brought by a Hungarian news publisher, which claims that the Gemini AI chatbot infringed its rights by allegedly copying news articles without permission.
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As AI becomes a defining force in global innovation and economic competitiveness, governments are establishing regulatory frameworks to oversee their […]
A Conservative Approach to Digital Regulation
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