True but only 20%, again these arguments feel like European coping instead of just accepting the truth that we don't have a healthy business environment I'm European
REGULATION
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Pro-regulation stance: strengths and weaknesses debated
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I disagree, it's pro-regulation, makes some good points and many bad points like the one above
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Why Can’t Europeans Execute the Same Tech Playbook
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Yep, so if that's the playbook why can't Europeans do that
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Why Europe Struggles Against American Tech Giants
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I keep seeing this argument why Europe doesn't have tech companies "There's so mamy different EU markets, cultures, languages and regulatory environments to deal with" Then why is for example Uber, an American company, active in most of the 27 EU countries and able to navigate
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USG Surveillance Partnerships and RSA PRNG Backdoors Exposed
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Exactly. We also learned about BULLRUN and the terrifying partnerships between USG and surveillance companies, alongside the systematic efforts to backdoor e.g. RSA PRNG.
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Signal Security: Protecting Against Internal and External Threats
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Yeah, we go out of our way to make sure that no one–inside or out–can fuck with signal without being caught and called out. That's our whole deal. Here's more:
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Company credibility threatened by regulatory engagement strategy
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Feels like that could undermine their cozying up to lawmakers and safety community a bit
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Claude AI availability limitations in Europe
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Just the first and was easy to use Also Claude isn't even available in Europe for ex
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Europe’s Economic Fragilities Drive Competitiveness Growth
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Turbulent times have highlighted new fragilities in Europe’s economies. Addressing them could catalyze a new wave of competitiveness and growth. Source @McKinsey Link https://
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Content and Data Strategy Approach in AI Era
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Our approach to content and data in the age of AI: