Meta's privacy officer was in Europe this week to speak at privacy symposium in Italy and to meet regulators in Ireland. She said the EU needs to address the power of privacy activists such as Noyb, which failed to recognize an opinion by an umbrella group of EU privacy authorities that legitimate interests could be a valid legal basis for companies that train Al models with personal data.
alt text: Quote from a pay walled article reads "Meta's privacy officer was in Europe this week to speak at privacy symposium in Italy and to meet regulators in Ireland. She said the EU needs to address the power of privacy activists such as Noyb, which failed to recognize an opinion by an umbrella group of EU privacy authorities that legitimate interests could be a valid legal basis for companies that train Al models with personal data." With highlight on 'she said... Noyb'
Translated to realtalk: the power to enforce laws should be prohibited. In effect any (democratic) controll of our actions should be prohibited. In lieu of a tyrant who we can bribe like trump.
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Meta's privacy officer was in Europe this week to speak at privacy symposium in Italy and to meet regulators in Ireland. She said the EU needs to address the power of privacy activists such as Noyb, which failed to recognize an opinion by an umbrella group of EU privacy authorities that legitimate interests could be a valid legal basis for companies that train Al models with personal data.
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in reply to Max Schrems • • •Quote from a pay walled article reads "Meta's privacy officer was in Europe this week to speak at privacy symposium in Italy and to meet regulators in Ireland. She said the EU needs to address the power of privacy activists such as Noyb, which failed to recognize an opinion by an umbrella group of EU privacy authorities that legitimate interests could be a valid legal basis for companies that train Al models with personal data."
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