This is so dumb on the EU's part but they're being so stubborn and beurocracy-minded that they're blind as to why.
Their statement doesn't clash with what Apple said, but what the EU considers "interoperability" means Apple should allow you to power Siri AI with other models (GPT, Gemini, Claude), which is obviously a huge privacy risk because the whole idea of Siri AI is that by having unrestricted access to all your personal context its able to do things that you can't do with a simple app.
The reason Apple doesn't want to open it up that way is because they can only guarantee that their own in-device and private compute models will respect their privacy but they can't prevent other companies from using your data.
In thinking that they're helping consumers by offering "choice" the EU is risking user safety. Ugh.
when I first moved to NL Marktplaats was horrifying to me, hated using it. Purely transactional messages, often ignored.
But this is what Dutch culture is, and it’s taken me ages to see it as a weirdly positive thing.
@Nyarloteph@DangleSpanners getting a job in eu as a British person is the same process as being an Indian person.
That process puts burdens on the employer to prove they’ve looked to fill the vacancy from within the eu first.
It’s practically impossible 99% of the time
@jonnyvjames@DangleSpanners I’ve worked in netherlands 9 years and still don’t speak fluent dutch, I came in 2017, would be impossible now. English is the global language
@adamtranter bikes should be guests in this sort of street too but they take priority everywhere. It’s pretty hard to actually enjoy walking around Amsterdam lol
You spend more time on social media than you intend to, because time flows faster on these platforms, causing you to lose hours in what feels like minutes. This is no accident; it’s a result of a decades-long plot to steal your time.
My new essay.
https://t.co/7tnGcPxSK2