Google’s AI and using newspaper content material: Agcom’s report back to the EU is prepared | EUROtoday

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Agcom will ship a report back to the European Commission on Google’s synthetic intelligence packages. The motive is linked to using newspaper contents by Ai Mode and Ai Overviews, which offer artificial solutions to consumer searches within the search engine.

Lasorella: «The threat is that newspapers are not learn»

The subject – that’s, the connection between the press and Google’s Ai Mode – was put to the Communications Regulatory Authority, because the president mentioned Giacomo Lasorella. “The German authority has already done it and we are about to make a report to the European Commission, it is a clear case of impact on information” he defined on the Epistemia and Artificial Intelligence convention at La Sapienza University in Rome.

«By looking out in AI Mode the the danger is to not learn newspapers – he added -. There is a threat of compression of freedom of knowledge and of residents’ proper to entry a number of sources of knowledge enshrined in Article 3 of the European Freedom Act.”

Il Digital service act

«This is just one of the cases seen by the regulator – added the Agcom president – in which the regulation impacts services. We are trying to address these issues effectively together with the Commission and other European regulators but we need the support of the knowledge that the scientific world brings us, the current complexity requires constant dialogue between institutions and research”.

Lasorella then defined that the European Digital Service Act, the EU laws that regulates digital platforms, has taken on “a central role” and at the moment represents “the only global safeguard for a world in transformation”. «Looking on the glass half full, quite a bit is being achieved – concluded Lasorella -. But as a systemic imaginative and prescient I want to say that there’s a have to think about a broader position than the person nationwide authorities, because the relationship between the EU Commission and the nations of origin of the digital platforms compresses the position of the nationwide authorities”.