The EU is contemplating changes to privacy rules to benefit big tech that put our personal information at risk
By approving the first Digital Omnibus on 16 June, the European Parliament has taken a worrying step towards weakening a decade of digital rights protections.
A new project launched by the Liberties network aims to bring transparency, accountability and better practices to the use of personal data in the development and deployment of clinical AI systems.
Developments around the EU’s two digital omnibuses confirm long-held fears that lawmakers are ready to weaken safeguards in order to grease the wheels for Big Tech.
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Current Approach Risks Weakening Rights Protections
The new proposal risks stripping away key data protections and expanding corporate power over our personal information.
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