EU member states have approved a measure that would allow AI companies to use personal data more freely, potentially overriding fundamental rights. The decision, supported by the Council of the European Union, means companies can generally use personal data for AI development, even if the individuals involved are not customers. This move has been criticized by NOYB as a form of "digital expropriation." AI
IMPACT This policy shift could significantly alter data privacy regulations for AI development within the EU, potentially impacting how companies train their models.
RANK_REASON Policy decision by a major regulatory body (EU Council) impacting AI development and data privacy. [lever_c_demoted from significant: ic=1 ai=0.4]
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