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In a panel with Koivisto and Jacob Dexe, someone put it bluntly: no matter how honest you are about transparency, people don’t want to know how a chatbot works. They want to know what it can do and what it cannot. If it can answer with certainty, say so. If not, be clear about that.

Ida Koivisto explored the hidden logics of transparency: how companies “mediate” their openness by showing only their best face. It reminded me of influencers curating everyday life - everyone knows it’s staged, yet it remains uncalled upon.

Schwemers thoughts ties into my latest blog post on whether AI should be treated as a core platform under the DMA.

He suggested that the AI Act may not be the best vehicle for regulation, perhaps it would have been wiser to integrate AI into existing laws rather than creating a new framework that overlaps with old ones.