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exclusive top google scientist says eu data measures pose privacy risk for users
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AI insight
AI-generatedThe EU's proposed data-sharing regulation targets Google's search data, potentially impacting its competitive advantage. If enforced, Google may face compliance costs or fines, while rivals like OpenAI could gain access to valuable data. The mechanism is regulatory, with uncertain impact on revenue or margins until final measures are known. Weak commercial mechanism; no concrete product price or supply chain effect identified.
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- Google scientist warns EU data-sharing proposal could compromise user privacy.
- EU regulators propose requiring Google to share search data with rivals like OpenAI.
- Regulators expected to finalize measures by July 27.
- Non-compliance fines up to 10% of Google's global annual revenue.
Google's online advertising faces flat impact in the mid-term due to regulatory uncertainty; magnitude 2.
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