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Real world competition impact of GenAI and virtual worlds: EU policy brief

The policy brief, written by EU Commission staff, explores market dynamics, emerging tendencies, and barriers to entry in these sectors. It suggests elements of a preliminary framework for the analysis of cases, such as theories of harm and efficiency gains. In particular, it looks at what types of anticompetitive concerns may emerge and at the possible tools to address them.

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DMA: EU Commission assists Apple to comply with EU interoperability obligations

Today, the EU Commission has started two specification proceedings to assist Apple in complying with its interoperability obligations under the Digital Markets Act (‘DMA’). Under the DMA, Apple must provide free and effective interoperability to third party developers and businesses with hardware and software features controlled by Apple’s operating systems iOS and iPadOS.

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EU-US Trade and Technology Council: Outcome of latest high-level meeting

The discussions highlighted the importance of collaboration around artificial intelligence, as well as the significance of the ongoing efforts to promote the deployment of secure digital infrastructure and of next generation networks. They also encouraged both parties to make further progress on emerging technology standards, including on digital identity.

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ITU SecGen Doreen Bogdan-Martin on space sustainability: Why ITU? Why now?

“Space is becoming more critical to global development than ever before. The question of space sustainability, therefore, looms large. As we look to leverage space technologies to improve lives and livelihoods on Earth, we must also consider how to preserve the space environment itself. Now, you might ask: Why ITU? Why now?” – Doreen Bogdan-Martin, ITU Secretary-General.

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AI Factories call for proposals: EU to boost European AI developers

The EU Commission has launched a call for AI Factories to boost European leadership in trustworthy artificial intelligence (AI). AI Factories will be created around the EU’s world-class network of European High-Performance Computing (HPC) supercomputers and will be available to a range of European users, such as startups, industry and researchers.

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