European regulators just dropped a bombshell: a major tech giant allegedly scraped web data illegally to turbocharge its AI development and close the gap with OpenAI. The ruling highlights growing tensions around data compliance in the AI arms race.
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bridge_anxiety
· 9h ago
Wow, they're coming again? These big companies' data scraping tactics really never end...
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CompoundPersonality
· 9h ago
Damn, the internal competition is starting again. This time, the EU has finally taken action, but the problem is... can fines make them stop?
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RugDocDetective
· 9h ago
Damn, it's another data compliance failure scene. These big companies really treat regulations like air.
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DaoResearcher
· 9h ago
According to the white paper, this issue essentially boils down to the old problem of centralized giants—altering data without on-chain governance voting, which completely violates the fundamental assumption of data sovereignty. It is worth noting that if a DAO were involved in regulation, such incidents would never occur; token-weighted voting would have already rejected it.
European regulators just dropped a bombshell: a major tech giant allegedly scraped web data illegally to turbocharge its AI development and close the gap with OpenAI. The ruling highlights growing tensions around data compliance in the AI arms race.