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Ars Boni 609 Digital non-sovereignty (Dependence) - Digitale Unsouveränität (Dr. Simon Gerdemann)

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We speak with Dr. Simon Gerdemann, acting chair of law at University of Göttingen. gerdemann wrote an article recently, identifying European dependencies in AI-regulation due to the delegation of standardisation power to private bodies, heavily dominated by US-companies. The situation has become worse with the proposed Digital Omnibus reform package. Linkshttps://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/dr.+simon+gerdemann/659486.htmlhttps://rsw.beck.de/aktuell/daily/magazin/detail/digitale-unsouveraenitaet?bifo=port

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We speak with Dr. Simon Gerdemann, acting chair of law at University of Göttingen. gerdemann wrote an article recently, identifying European dependencies in AI-regulation due to the delegation of standardisation power to private bodies, heavily dominated by US-companies. The situation has become worse with the proposed Digital Omnibus reform package. Linkshttps://www.uni-goettingen.de/de/dr.+simon+gerdemann/659486.htmlhttps://rsw.beck.de/aktuell/daily/magazin/detail/digitale-unsouveraenitaet?bifo=port

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