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State Dept. tries to shield X from British probe into AI porn scandal​


This is from MS today.
Yanks should get Epstein scandal sorted instead of telling rest of the world open flood gates to child porn acceptance. Strange they have ‘In gods we trust’ on their currency yet no bottle to tackle the pedos in government and such high places

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Opinion | State Dept. tries to shield X from British probe into AI porn scandal

The U.S. is threatening to come to the aid of Elon Musk’s social media platform amid backlash to a new feature that has allowed users to generate AI pornography, including images of children.
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The EU is strong enough to resist the demands of foreign oligarchs. If necessary it can oblige them to obey EU laws if they want to do business in the EU.

It is even strong enough to make foreign multinationals pay tax if they want to do business in the EU.

We all know now that capitulation to the angry toddler does not appease him for long. A strong and forceful response gets you a Taco.

We threw away our right to mould EU policy, but perhaps we will be able to ride on their coat-tails.
 
UK-USEU-US
Baseline Tariff10% (plus MFN rates)10% (previously 15%)
Legal BasisSection 122 of Trade Act 1974Section 122 of Trade Act 1974
Cars10% (up to 100k units/year)15% flat rate
Steel/Alu25% (potential for 0% if secure)50% (Section 232 still applies)
Pharma0% (under 2025 agreement)15% (negotiated cap)


good job we did our own deal
 
motorbiking said:
UK-USEU-US
Baseline Tariff10% (plus MFN rates)10% (previously 15%)
Legal BasisSection 122 of Trade Act 1974Section 122 of Trade Act 1974
Cars10% (up to 100k units/year)15% flat rate
Steel/Alu25% (potential for 0% if secure)50% (Section 232 still applies)
Pharma0% (under 2025 agreement)15% (negotiated cap)


good job we did our own deal
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I can't see the tariff rate for AI porn.

So your post has no relevance to this thread,
 
JohnD said:
I can't see the tariff rate for AI porn.

So your post has no relevance to this thread,
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The irony
JohnD said:
JohnD said:
The EU is strong enough to resist the demands of foreign oligarchs. If necessary it can oblige them to obey EU laws if they want to do business in the EU.

It is even strong enough to make foreign multinationals pay tax if they want to do business in the EU.

We all know now that capitulation to the angry toddler does not appease him for long. A strong and forceful response gets you a Taco.

We threw away our right to mould EU policy, but perhaps we will be able to ride on their coat-tails.
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How is this relevant to AI image generation?

In other news:
The EU has several tools at its disposal, but they do not seem to be sufficient to prevent such abuse.

Crackdown on AI-generated nudity: The EU’s fight for greater online safety

Sexualized images of minors generated by artificial intelligence on social media: After the fierce reactions against the chatbot Grok on the platform X, pressure has increased for better protection on the internet. The EU has several tools at its disposal, but they do not seem to be sufficient...
europeannewsroom.com europeannewsroom.com

Looks like the EU lag the UK... again.
 
I see you haven't grasped that the EU, or the UK, can pass laws restricting the sort of AI porn that it refuses to accept.

The EU is strong enough to enforce its laws, even against foreign oligarchs.

Perhaps you're just a bit dim,
 
UK has done it (y)
EU hasn't (n)

So...
JohnD said:
We threw away our right to mould EU policy, but perhaps we will be able to ride on their coat-tails.
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there doesn't seem to be any coat-tails worth riding.

Well done for pointing out a Brexit benefit: Ability to make our own laws
 
The EU is strong enough to enforce its laws, even against foreign oligarchs.
 
motorbiking said:
Well done for pointing out a Brexit benefit: Ability to make our own laws
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Actually as a matter of fact, as a sovereign country within the EU the UK could always make it's own laws...

If the UK chose to sign up to mutual agreements (which it helped write) for the common good then that was also it's choice...

The UK as with any other EU nation could negotiate 'opt outs', and many did...

Brexiteers always deny these facts...

In the same way as they deny that brexit tanked the UK economy to the tune of £90bn+ a year...

So you go on and fill several pages with arguments to the contrary that have been trashed time and time again...

Have fun ;)
 
ellal said:
Actually as a matter of fact, as a sovereign country within the EU the UK could always make it's own laws...

If the UK chose to sign up to mutual agreements (which it helped write) for the common good then that was also it's choice...

The UK as with any other EU nation could negotiate 'opt outs', and many did...

Brexiteers always deny these facts...

In the same way as they deny that brexit tanked the UK economy to the tune of £90bn+ a year...

So you go on and fill several pages with arguments to the contrary that have been trashed time and time again...

Have fun ;)
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Perhaps you are aware of the EU coat-tails we should be riding on?
 
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