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Cyber and intelligence reporter @politico.eu
@saskiabricmont.bsky.socialReposted by @antoanetaroussi.bsky.socialEuropol : l'UE veut doubler le budget de l'agence et élargir ses pouvoirs en matière d'IA, au risque de menacer la vie privée.
J'alerte depuis longtemps sur ce risque et le manque de contrôle démocratique à renforcer aussi.
www.politico.eu/article/euro... @politico.eu @antoanetaroussi.bsky.social
@pubaffairsbruxelles.euReposted by @antoanetaroussi.bsky.social#Tech: #Europe’s #AI policing plan stokes privacy concerns, by @ellenoregan.bsky.social & @antoanetaroussi.bsky.social | Politico
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@profjacob.bsky.socialReposted by @antoanetaroussi.bsky.social🚨🚨Quite a scoop: A #US based data-extraction firm accused of being secretly run from #Russia has worked on #EU-backed projects and sold its services to European #lawenforcement agencies.
www.politico.eu/article/russ...
@antoanetaroussi.bsky.socialNEW: Oxygen Forensics, accused of being secretly run from Russia by the U.S. DOJ, has worked on Commission-backed projects and sold its services to European law enforcement agencies.
www.politico.eu/article/russ...
@quilombo.eurosky.socialReposted by @antoanetaroussi.bsky.socialThe elephant in the room: the EU’s sovereignty push is colliding with growing reliance on Israeli defense firms.
@politico.euReposted by @antoanetaroussi.bsky.socialAs Europe races to rearm, governments are increasingly turning to Israel for sensors, interceptors and surveillance technology. That dependence is deepening even as the continent's political relationship with the country grows more strained.
@antoanetaroussi.bsky.socialNEW: I spent the last 9 months looking at how EU security is increasingly being propped up by Israeli tech, despite leaders warning about dependencies on foreign suppliers and the political relationship with Israel's government growing more strained.
