Thomas Regnier

Thomas Regnier

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Thomas Regnier is a spokesperson for the European Commission, specifically focusing on issues related to technological sovereignty and digital policy. He plays a key role in communicating the Commission's stance on major tech companies and their compliance with European regulations, particularly concerning content moderation and digital services laws. Regnier's work emphasizes the importance of upholding European standards in the face of challenges posed by large multinational corporations.

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Sweden Sweden: Thomas Regnier is the EU Commission's spokesperson for digital policy. 8

Dagens Nyheter: Sju nya datacenter i Europa – miljardprojekt för AI

Italy Italy: Thomas Regnier explained that facial recognition in publicly accessible spaces is prohibited by the AI Act. 5

Corriere della Sera: Riconoscimento facciale con l'AI, Bruxelles: «Negli spazi pubblici è vietato dall'AI Act». Fonti di Palazzo Chigi: «L'Italia rispetta le norme Ue»

Jamaica Jamaica: European Commission spokesperson Thomas Regnier stated that businesses have the right to compete fairly in the EU. 7

The Gleaner – major Jamaican newspaper, est. 1834: EU hits Google with US$1 billion fine over its Play app store and search | News

Italy Italy: Thomas Regnier, the spokesperson for the European Commission, noted that no funding had been disbursed at that time. 5

Corriere della Sera: Venezia, il Cremlino: «Gratitudine alla Biennale per aver mantenuto la collaborazione»

Italy Italy: Thomas Regnier noted that no funding had been disbursed at the time of the letter's sending. 5

Corriere della Sera: Padiglione Russia, l'annuncio: «La commissione UE ha deciso di revocare i fondi alla Biennale di Venezia»

Moldova Moldova: Thomas Regnier stated that Europe fully supports freedom of expression and called the censorship accusations 'completely absurd and unfounded'. 7

Ziarul de Gardă: „Un text politic legat de disputa dintre UE și marile platforme tehnologice” – Ziarul de Gardă