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From worker surveillance to warfare, the risks of the widespread adoption of AI are increasingly clear. According to polls, large majorities of Europeans are in favour of regulating AI. For instance one survey from the European Commission shows 82 percent of people find it important to have rules which protect workers’ privacy when AI is used in the workspace.
But while citizens support government actions to regulate AI, the Council’s text goes in the opposite direction. Under the guise of “winning the global AI race” the EU has embarked on a radical deregulation programme.
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Ireland’s reliance upon giant non-EU firms creates insurmountable conflicts of interest, as evidenced by the country’s record in the area of data regulation and taxation.
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Since the [European] Commission put out its Digital Omnibus proposal in November 2025, lobbyists have, on average, been having three meetings with MEPs every working day.
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With EU member states accepting the radical deregulation of our digital rights, attention will now focus on the European Parliament. Already, Big Tech, with its massive lobbying firepower, is ramping up its lobbying of MEPs.
However, digital deregulation is not inevitable. The European Parliament has a crucial opportunity to stop this dangerous proposal and defend the hard-won data protection safeguards.
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Some MEPs are fighting for our fundamental digital rights, whilst others are fulfilling the wishes of Big Tech … This list provides an overview and allows you to write to MEPs with just one click. A quick email is all it takes. Raise your voice now!
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If we look away, in a couple years every company will track “employee engagement” as a KPI. We mustn’t allow it. We must dig in and make them hurt. We must push for full unionization of the tech workers industries.
Come on Zuckerberg, Bezos, Ellison, Musk. Starve with us.
Companies running on Microsoft may already do it through MS’ Purview system (it doesn’t mean that each company using MS necessarily uses the tool, of course, but they could at any time).