Mikołaj Barczentewicz
@MBarczentewicz
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I write about how (EU) law influences tech. Law professor at @LawAtSurrey. Also: @OxfordLawFac, @LawEconCenter. Crypto law alt account: @0xMikolaj
Poland / UK
Joined September 2014
RT @LawEconCenter: The vibe has shifted to say the least... check out the latest from @MBarczentewicz on the Paris AI Summit. His take on G…
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Though tbf, many smaller players ignore the rules, gambling on low probability of enforcement. The over-ambitious (and disproportionate) interpretations of the GDPR which mean it’s ignored in practice undermine the rule of law.
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@MarethBrian @sebkrier @deanwball Agreed, the legislative process is heavily biased against real corrections. And whatever law gets enacted it tends to be immediately treated as an immutable dogma
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Great way to undermine user trust in services that are available in the UK. Is this what the growth agenda is meant to look like? @Keir_Starmer
This is what happens when governments lean into backdoor demands. Their citizens become part of a security and privacy second-class. In the longer run, it chases away innovation & jobs.
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RT @garjoh_canuck: Great episode discussing the hot topic of privacy regulation and regulation. The podcast discusses the intended and unin…
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It really reads like a bureaucrat, stuck sometime the 1950s, expecting all new inventors to politely come to their office and then wait as long as it takes for an enlightened judgment whether they can use their technology.
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Great essay by @AlecMuffett. The question is what's your threat model. But if (big if) all an expert needs to train a good-enough copycat model is to generate several hundred thousand answers from your model, then it's hard to see how you can defend a general-purpose chatbot/API
Essay: “Securing Model Weights” considered pointless | Lessons learned from (failed) protection of the Unix source code, et al…
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Re OpenAI's complaints about DeepSeek and distillation, this is from @SemiAnalysis_ new newsletter by @dylan522p et al
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Thinking about Stargate: in the EU you'd need $500 billion to spend on lawyers and fines #RegulatoryLeadership
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RT @garjoh_canuck: "The political economy of GDPR enforcement has proven not suitable to deliver what Europe needs: the protection not just…
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