Trump has signed an executive order that extends the deadline for TikTok to divest from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance, by 75 days. This decision indicates a willingness to pursue joint ownership, involving trade tariffs as leverage. Additionally, Trump repealed a Biden-era executive order focused on AI safety that aimed at mitigating risks associated with AI technologies. Parallel to these regulatory shifts, major social media platforms have agreed to an EU Code of Conduct to better manage hate speech online, reflecting ongoing tensions in tech policy and regulation.
Trump has enacted a 75-day extension allowing TikTok to comply with US sale requirements, hinting at possible joint ownership with its Chinese parent company.
The repeal of Biden's AI safety executive order removes safeguards aimed at reducing risks AI posed to consumers and national security.
Major social platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, have committed to a new EU Code of Conduct designed to combat online hate speech.
Despite regulatory pressures, Trump's signing of executive orders signals a significant shift in US policy towards tech companies and environmental regulations.
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