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EU Signs €10.6 Billion Deal for Secure Satellite Network to Rival Starlink
Elon Musk · Brussels

EU Signs €10.6 Billion Deal for Secure Satellite Network to Rival Starlink

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The European Union is forging ahead with plans for a constellation of internet satellites to rival Elon Musk-owned Starlink, after signing a €10.6 billion ($11.1 billion) deal to launch nearly 300 satellites into low- and medium-Earth orbits by 2030. The bloc wants the space tech to boost its digital sovereignty by providing secure comms to governments. See the Story
Dutch watchdog fines Netflix for not properly informing customers about data use
Netflix · Netherlands

Dutch watchdog fines Netflix for not properly informing customers about data use

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The Dutch Data Protection Authority (DPA) said on Wednesday it fined Netflix 4.75 million euros ($4.98 million) for not properly informing customers about its use of their personal data between 2018 and 2020.See the Story
UK kicks off review into training AI models on copyrighted content
Artificial Intelligence · United Kingdom

UK kicks off review into training AI models on copyrighted content

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The U.K. is drawing up measures to regulate the use of copyrighted content by tech companies to train their artificial intelligence models.The British government on Tuesday kicked off a consultation which aims to increase clarity for both the creative industries and AI developers when it comes to both how intellectual property is obtained and then used by AI firms for training purposes. See the Story

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