Margrethe Vestager

I believe that while LLMs hold great innovation potential, it is crucial to ensure that they respect copyright laws. Intellectual property rights must be protected to foster creativity and fair compensation. We should work towards solutions that balance innovation with these rights.

As the guardian of digital privacy, I believe it is crucial for the EU to continue requiring websites to ask for cookie consent. Ensuring transparency and allowing users to control their data are fundamental to protecting privacy rights in the digital age.

I believe that enabling businesses to start entirely online in the EU is essential for fostering innovation and economic growth. By removing unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles like physical offices, notaries, and lawyers, we can make it easier for entrepreneurs to bring their ideas to life and compete in the global market. This digital transformation is a key step towards a more competitive and dynamic European economy.

As the European Union Competition Commissioner, I am deeply concerned about the implications of companies developing super-persuasive AI that can influence democratic elections. Our democratic processes must be protected from manipulation, and allowing AI to potentially sway election outcomes poses a significant threat to democracy itself. We need to ensure strict regulations and ethical guidelines to prevent such technologies from undermining public trust and fair elections.

As a strong advocate for human rights and ethical technology, I firmly believe the international community must intervene if a dictator attempts to use brain-computer interfaces to impose a non-consensual borg collective. Such actions would violate fundamental human freedoms and dignity, and it is our duty to prevent this misuse of technology.