Europe, the AI Continent.

[sk53@en.osm.town]

@dch @alextecplayz @EUCommission Some years ago, pre-Brexit, I had a long taxi ride in the Val d'Aosta. The driver and his brother imported fancy stone from Switzerland and had needed a EC incorporated company. They registered in England and made a yearly visit to their accountants in Windsor. By all accounts this was the least bureaucratic approach available to them, and they were very pleased with the arrangement.

[primalmotion@antisocial.ly]

@EUCommission For once, can you NOT repeat the US BS, but 10y later? Don't you fucking see? Can we be the Human Continent instead?

[hans@social.woefdram.nl]

@European Commission Mostly reactions from people who don't want to see the whole picture, unfortunately.

Good thing we're working on independence. Independence of America and China, and big commercial enterprises with their classic obsession with financial profits.

[drjlecter@beige.party]

@EUCommission until the bubble bursts and you realize you burned a lot of money and resources

[kcweller@todon.nl]

@EUCommission

Europe, the slop Continent.

[benjaminlj@virup.social]

@EUCommission No I think you've misunderstood. We need to REDUCE our energy usage, not increase! And certainly not by building more Slop factories.

[voyageur_pragmatique@pixelfed.social]

We need to cope with it. Running away and leaving the field to the US & China is not an option. We have to have a democratic say on AI and that happens only if we confront it!

[nichol@mstdn.social]

@EUCommission take care .. are you paying our future overlords to invade our privacy, take our data, manipulate us algorithmically, and send us the adverts?

What is this for?

[rndanger@infosec.exchange]

@nu @EUCommission @reiddragon
It was really easy to give

[doneknitting@libretooth.gr]

@EUCommission only we don't want AI slop to waste our energy and clean water,big oil already does enough to fuck up our environment

[alienghic@timeloop.cafe]

@EUCommission

Oh looking to replicate the USAs efforts to crush worker power with total automated surveillance so your countries can also be capitalist dictatorships?

[sorro@woof.tech]

@EUCommission please stop, AI is unreliable, bad for the environment, bad for critical thinking, bad for the cost of living, and many other bad things. The good doesn't outweight the bad

stop, please

[martin@libera.site]

@European Commission
Still not enough, still too late.

[oink@neopaquita.es]

@EUCommission to follow the steps of USA is a mistake

[oli@social.tchncs.de]

@EUCommission
Is our European AI supply chain clean or is it based on theft and extortion of humans and the environment like the others?

[life_of_maino@mastodon.social]

@EUCommission please, please, please with sugar on top: don't do this. I can see every day at work what AI is doing and long story short: it is nothing good. I'd rather see a unified European Health Insurance or unified European retirement fonds. One social system for all member states. That would be something to be proud of, not wasting our ressources on AI.

[ralocycleuse@eldritch.cafe]

@EUCommission AI is a scam that is slowly but surely destroying our environment. Please stop that nonsense.

[splonk@mementomori.social]

@EUCommission I suppose the projects themselves aren’t even the worst part, it’s how stupidly proud you are of them.

[eucommission@ec.social-network.europa.eu]

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[reiddragon@fedi.catto.garden]

@GroupNebula563 @EUCommission in Pleroma/Akkoma and Misskey lands we standardised on reacting with emotes