EU Proposes GDPR Revisions Favoring AI and Cookie Tracking
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The European Commission is preparing significant changes to the GDPR that may ease restrictions on cookie tracking and AI data usage. Privacy advocates, including Max Schrems, have criticized the leaked proposals for potentially undermining the EU's privacy protections and favoring Big Tech interests. The revisions are part of a broader 'Digital Omnibus' package aimed at reshaping data handling practices across the EU.
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