If governments can’t stand up to Twitter, says Jon Honeyball, then it’s down to us

There’s a standoff happening between the American tech giants and governments around the world. Google is under significant pressure in the US, with calls for it to be split up. Apple faces legal challenges from EU regulators, having recently been forced to support other app stores within the EU. Then there’s the EU’s new digital antitrust law, which has Meta, Google and Apple in its sights. There is an emerging view that the historical “do it and sort out the mess later” attitude of these companies is no longer sustainable. Take training of AI engines as one recent example. Is it acceptable to scrape everything out there and stuff it into the gaping maw of an AI training engine? But there is also another battle brewing over who controls the operation of…

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