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Tom Siebel says there's no need for new AI regulatory agency

Discussing a new AI safety bill in California, Siebel said efforts to establish a dedicated regulatory body to oversee AI models would be ineffective because the technology is too complex.

Fortune

One year of Guardian Europe: different stories through a new lens

On 20 September 2023, the Guardian launched a new digital edition for a continent in the grip of dramatic political and social change. This is what we’ve learned so far – and how you can help us do more

The Guardian - UK

France’s fashionable history strikes a pose for European Heritage Days

The annual European Heritage Days are an opportunity for the public to visit monuments and sites that are usually off limits. Among the participants this year are several luxury fashion houses, which are set to reveal some of the secrets of one of France’s most iconic industries.

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EV Registrations Dropped Again In The EU In August, But There’s More To The Story

Just one powertrain type saw a modest increase in registrations last month.

InsideEVs

The EU's chief is trying to help Ukraine prepare for winter. Half its energy network is destroyed.

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is in Ukraine, focused on helping the country to repair and reconnect its war-damaged electricity grid and boost its heating capacity as winter approaches

The Independent UK

Undercover as a home care worker in France: ‘The family count on me. The emotional strain makes me cry’

In Marseille, I find agency bosses desperate to fill shifts – and families desperate to secure care for loved ones, says Czech journalist Saša Uhlová

The Guardian - UK

‘You basically have free hot water’: how Cyprus became a world leader in solar heating

The country, which has more 300 days of sunshine a year, has embraced rooftop systems that harness the sun’s energy

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Teresa Ribera: the Spanish deputy PM set to become one of most powerful people in Brussels

Socialist and veteran climate campaigner will be one of six executive vice-presidents in European Commission team

The Guardian - UK

A timeline of the key events that have shaped the indy movement since 2014

A DECADE on from the 2014 indy referendum, the question of Scottish independence and the debate surrounding the country’s future still looms…

The National (Scotland)

Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 938

As the war enters its 938th day, these are the main developments.

Al Jazeera

EU Chief Promises Billions In Aid For Flood-Stricken Region

European Commission President von der Leyen pledges billions in aid for flood-stricken region, emphasizing solidarity and support for affected communities.

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The European Union considers limiting this country’s citizens' travel

The head of state called it “blackmail.”

The Street

Nio Wants To Take Over Audi’s Troubled Plant In Belgium

With Chinese carmakers facing up to 38% EU import duties, they are looking at alternatives and the most obvious is just building the cars in Europe.

InsideEVs

As Tesla’s European sales plummet 36% in August, automakers warn EV market now on ‘continual downward trajectory’

The good news for Tesla is for once it didn't perform any worse than overall EV demand in Europe in August. The bad news is the market collapsed last month.

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Microsoft and affiliates (not OpenAI) are secretly using your LinkedIn data to train AI models — Here's how to opt out of the experience

LinkedIn subtly rolled out a new feature (Data for Generative AI improvement), allowing Microsoft and affiliates' AI models to access your data for training without consent.

Fortune

AI development is being hijacked by Big Tech and rich nations, UN report warns

The UN's High-Level Advisory Body on AI has issued recommendations to remedy the clear disadvantage startups and developing nations are facing.

Radio France Internationale

Mass rape trial revives question of consent within French law

The trial of dozens of men accused of raping a woman while she was drugged into unconsciousness by her husband has provoked horror in France. Beyond outrage, legal experts say the case exposes the need to revise the French penal code to place consent at the heart of what constitutes…

InsideEVs

EVs Could Be 24% Of Europe's Car Market By 2025. But Who Will Make Them?

A wave of new affordable electric models below €25,000 could change the game in Europe. But will they be made in Europe or in China?

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Georgian trans model murdered after parliament passes ‘anti-LGBTQ+’ law

Tributes paid to Kesaria Abramidze as ruling party and allies are accused of state campaign against minorities

InsideEVs

Europe Is In EV Freakout Mode

Today on Critical Materials: Europe enters freakout mode over ICE ban, Italy fears it's "self-destructive," and BMW and Redwood team up to recycle batteries

The Conversation

Africans who apply for Schengen visas face high rejection rates – migration scholar explains why

Africans face a high rejection rate for visas to enter the Schengen group of countries. The group is made up of 29 European countries that have officially abolished border controls at their mutual borders. A Schengen visa is an entry permit for non-EU nationals which would allow them to make…

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EU Takes Steps To Compel Apple For Interoperability

EU to enforce new regulations on Apple for interoperability under Digital Markets Act, promoting fair competition.

The Guardian - UK

Von der Leyen has tightened her grip on the EU’s steering wheel – and is moving it subtly to the right

The European Commission president’s new team reflects her ruthlessness in crushing critics, rewarding loyalty and showing who is the boss

TechRadar

Your Android smartwatch could soon work much better on iPhone, thanks to the EU

European lawmakers have started proceedings to aid Apple in complying with interoperability obligations set out by the Digital Markets Act, a move that could improve smartwatch compatibility on iPhone.

Fortune

Mark Zuckerberg says Europe needs more consistent AI regulation—and even his privacy nemesis agrees

Max Schrems, who is responsible for Meta AI not coming to Europe anytime soon, says the Meta CEO has a point.

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