Experts Warn EU Against Data Sharing Risks With China
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Data sharing with China poses risks as Beijing wants control and asymmetric access, not a level playing field. Experts warn the EU against sacrificing security for market access.
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Cross-border data flow is critical for AI development but risks entrenching East vs West tech divide if China isolates its data.
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China has long banned Western social media and promoted domestic alternatives, showing its strict internet censorship. This hampers trust.
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Sharing intel with allies is good but not enough - engaging with China is needed but transparency concerns exist. Developing trust is a key challenge.
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China has built an extensive regulatory system to control data access. Its approach contrasts with the EU's data privacy focus. Experts warn the EU against priortizing market access over security.
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