Today, we step up our enforcement actions against Microsoft.
After not having received an answer to our request for information from 14 March regarding specific risks stemming from Bing's generative AI features, Microsoft has now until 27 May to provide it or could face fines and periodic penalties.
Bing may pose risks linked to generative AI, such as so-called ‘hallucinations’, deepfakes, and the automated manipulation of services that can mislead voters.
Have you heard about their new Reboot system that screenshots everything you're doing for months on end with basically no way to turn it off unless you use Edge or Chrome (and even then it's still stored, just not "shared," as if we believe that).
@mrtn@EUCommission I don't know if you were working in the industry a few decades ago, but let me assure you that old Microsoft was no better.
There was a time, perhaps 10 or so years ago, when they were unusually good at hiding their bad behaviour, but ever since the "letter to hobbyists" back in the very early days, Microsoft has never really strayed from their vision of being an absolutely horrible company.
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