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Ted Shapiro

Ted Shapiro

Verified

Chief Meteorologist, WAGM-TV (Presque Isle, ME )

Final Covers

Homelessness , Tenant Organizing , Housing , City Politics , Street Vending

Doesn’t Cover

The private life of celebrities

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Medium Formats

Content

Total articles 24

  • EU AI Liability Directive: Commission announces withdrawal for the foreseeable future

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified| Lexology Verified The European Commission has announced that it will shelve the much-beleaguered AI Liability Directive. The Directive was first proposed in September 2022, and it sought to adapt non-contractual civil liability rules to address artificial intelligence. As it was put at the time, “current national liability rules, in particular based on fault, are not suited to handling liability claims for damage caused by AI-enabled products and services.

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified · Lexology

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • EU AI ACT: Commission publishes Guidelines on prohibited AI practices

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified| Lexology Verified The European Commission has published Guidelines on prohibited AI practices, as defined by the EU AI Act. Article 5 of the Act prohibits the “placing on the EU market, putting into service, or use of certain AI systems for manipulative, exploitative, social control or surveillance practices, which by their inherent nature violate fundamental rights and Union values”.

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified · Lexology

    Feb. 24, 2025

  • EU AI Liability Directive: Commission announces withdrawal for the foreseeable future

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified| Lexology Verified The European Commission has announced that it will shelve the much-beleaguered AI Liability Directive. The Directive was first proposed in September 2022, and it sought to adapt non-contractual civil liability rules to address artificial intelligence. As it was put at the time, “current national liability rules, in particular based on fault, are not suited to handling liability claims for damage caused by AI-enabled products and services.

    By Mark Deem, Ted Shapiro Verified · Lexology

    Feb. 24, 2025

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Company Info

WAGM-TV (Presque Isle, ME )

Presque Isle, Maine, United States

'+1 207-764-4461