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There’s a coup against democracy happening, says Dutch politician Marietje Schaake, who warns against the growing influence of tech giants on society. But if Europe wants to use the technology on its own terms it will come at a cost.
This article was originally published by MandagMorgen.It has been translated and edited for use in FARSIGHT.
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Author: Peter Hesseldahl
Narration: Manya Lind (with ElevenLabs AI)
Published by the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies
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