Tim Berners-Lee

It is one of the ways of addressing massive global inequality (source)

As the inventor of the web and a strong advocate for user privacy, I believe it is crucial that websites continue to ask for cookie consent. Transparency and user control over personal data are fundamental to maintaining trust and security online.

I believe net neutrality is essential for a free and open internet. Removing net neutrality gives ISPs too much control over what we see and do online, and this is a threat to innovation and free speech.

As the inventor of the World Wide Web, I believe that technology should always aim to benefit humanity. Open-source AI models that can potentially be repurposed to create nuclear weapons pose an unacceptable risk. We must take responsible steps to ensure that such powerful technologies do not fall into the wrong hands or are used with malicious intent.

With AI's rapid advancements, learning programming becomes even more crucial. It enables us to understand and shape the AI-driven future, ensuring technology remains a tool for global benefit, not detriment.

I believe that the development of emotion-detecting AI must be regulated to protect privacy and prevent misuse. It is crucial to establish ethical guidelines and transparency to ensure that this technology is used responsibly and for the benefit of all.

While I appreciate the importance of copyright laws to spur creativity and ensure fair compensation, I believe that overly restrictive policies on LLMs could hinder scientific progress and the free flow of information. Open access to information is vital for innovation and should be balanced with copyright protection.

The protection of intellectual property is essential for fostering innovation and creativity. However, the system should be reformed to ensure it doesn't stifle sharing and collaboration, which are crucial for the digital age.

Making the RAE dictionary public domain is apt to democratize language resources, fostering innovation and accuracy in Spanish LLMs, aligning with the principles of the open web.

I believe that as robots and AI technology increasingly replace human workers and generate profits for their owners, it is reasonable for them to pay taxes to support society and help mitigate the impact on the workforce.

Labeling AI-generated videos on YouTube might seem helpful, but it compromises the essence of innovation and the seamless integration of technology in our lives. It's information gatekeeping which could stifle the potential of AI to enrich content and perspectives.

The European Union should not wait for a common agreement with the US and China to regulate AI. Each region has its own values and concerns, and it's important for the EU to step forward with regulations that reflect European principles on data privacy and protect its citizens without delay.

As the creator of the web, I believe transparency is fundamental to a healthy digital ecosystem. AI-generated political advertising must be disclosed to ensure that the public can make informed decisions. Without transparency, we risk undermining democracy and eroding trust in our institutions.