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Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Liesje Schreinemacher
Political group: Renew
Language: NL

Voorzitter, soms ben je weleens op zoek naar een nieuwe oplader of een cadeautje voor je jarige neefje. En dan kom je online spullen tegen voor zulke lage prijzen dat je je afvraagt hoe dit zo goedkoop kan zijn. Het is bijna te mooi om waar te zijn. En dat is het ook! Meer dan twee derde van de producten die op buitenlandse onlinemarktplaatsen worden gekocht, zijn illegaal of voldoen niet aan de Europese veiligheidsvereisten. Hun producenten zijn meestal niet gevestigd binnen de EU, waardoor consumenten ook nog eens met hun klacht naar het buitenland moeten. En nu we online werken, leren en winkelen, groeit de elektronische handel in Europa hard. Dat is goed, maar het is wel belangrijk dat mensen op de kwaliteit en veiligheid van hun producten aan kunnen, zeker omdat onze Europese marktplaatsen en producenten zich – een uitzondering daargelaten – wél netjes aan de regels houden. Ik ben dan ook blij dat de Europese regels voor de onlinedienstverlening worden herzien zodat consumenten beter worden beschermd en onze bedrijven niet op achterstand blijven staan. Dat betekent ook dat als je actief bent in de EU, je een aanspreekpunt in de EU moet hebben wanneer producten of diensten niet voldoen aan de Europese normen. Kortom, ook buitenlandse bedrijven moeten zich op onze markt aan onze regels houden. Door de coronacrisis hebben we ook het potentieel van nieuwe technologieën gezien. Zo helpt artificiële intelligentie artsen bij de zoektocht naar een vaccin en het monitoren van patiënten. Willen we AI op grotere schaal gaan gebruiken, dan is vertrouwen van mensen en bedrijven daarvoor cruciaal. Daar kunnen duidelijke en transparante regels bij helpen.  Gelukkig is AI niet nieuw en wordt dit al door verschillende wetten gereguleerd. Ik pleit er dan ook voor dat we bij de introductie van nieuwe regels ervoor zorgen dat die regels in verhouding staan tot de impact van de toepassing. Want een slimme thermostaat voor de verwarming in huis is nu eenmaal niet te vergelijken met een algoritme dat nepnieuws via sociale media verspreidt. De digitale markt is bij uitstek een internationale markt en onze ontwikkelaars moeten wat mij betreft de ruimte krijgen om onze Europese ambities waar te maken.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Alessandra Basso
Political group: ID
Country: Italy
Language: IT

Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi, ringrazio la sede di Milano per questo collegamento. Il DSA dovrebbe rafforzare il regime di responsabilità e sicurezza delle piattaforme Internet dei servizi e dei mercati online e di tutela dei consumatori, considerando anche la possibilità di regolamentare in modo più rigoroso le pubblicità che si basano sullo studio dei comportamenti, favorendo forme meno intrusive e che non richiedano un'ampia tracciabilità dell'utente rispetto ai contenuti che visualizza. Il provvedimento in votazione chiede che il pacchetto DSA includa anche una proposta che imponga obblighi ex ante alle grandi piattaforme che hanno un ruolo di  Inoltre, nel testo finale, vi è un riferimento esplicito all'obbligo di utilizzo dello strumento di  Un altro punto in contestazione è stata l'idea della creazione di una nuova agenzia europea di vigilanza dotata di poteri di indagine e di esecuzione. Il compromesso per fortuna ha portato alla cancellazione della proposta iniziale, ma permane un forte accentramento del sistema di supervisione e controllo in capo all'Unione europea a danno della sovranità dei singoli Stati, che deve invece rimanere intatta. Ritengo poi che sia stato mal contestualizzato il riferimento in materia di
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Marcel Kolaja
Political group: Verts/ALE
Country: Germany
Language: EN

Mr President, I’d like to thank the rapporteur, Mr Saliba, for his work on the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection (IMCO) report on the Digital Services Act (DSA) report, that gives clear political guidance on the Digital Services Act. With this report, Parliament calls for an active, unified notice and action system, while insisting that the final decision about the illegality of content remains with the courts. This also means that there will be safeguards against notices in bad faith. People will also have the possibility to better understand the reasons why their content was removed and contest removals in an out—of—court dispute settlement mechanism. At the same time, Parliament calls for interoperability rules that can help SMEs, start—ups or volunteer projects to provide alternatives to dominant platforms. However, transparency on removals, the possibility to contest removals and the possibility to choose alternative services is not enough because, if at the same time we encourage online platforms to use automated filters, we cannot ensure that completely legal speech doesn’t get systematically removed. The internet needs to remain a place where people can share time—sensitive information, have an open public debate or promote their products at the time of their choice, and this cannot be guaranteed with automated filters in place. We ask the Commission to take these points into account in the upcoming legislation. I apologise that I cannot stay longer for the debate because of other commitments I have.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Eugen Jurzyca
Political group: ECR
Country: Belgium
Language: SK

Vážený pán predsedajúci, smernica o elektronickom obchode je platná už dvadsať rokov, takže mnohé princípy sa zrejme osvedčili. Napriek tomu diskutujme, ktoré nové európske pravidlá sú potrebné od oblasti online trhovísk až po dezinformácie. Často hovoríme o prínosoch pre ochranu spotrebiteľa, ale nepovieme už to, aké náklady vzniknú spotrebiteľovi. Napríklad zakázať cielenú reklamu znie super. Aký to bude mať ale dopad na spotrebiteľa? Niektoré analýzy tvrdia, že príjmy vydavateľov pri zákaze cielenej reklamy klesnú o viac ako 50 %. Mne z toho vyplýva, že nielen služby, ktoré sú dnes kvázi zadarmo, budú platené, ale aj rôzne ďalšie služby môžu zdražieť. Musíme pri každom návrhu vedieť aj to, aké všetky náklady vzniknú spotrebiteľovi. Preto je dobré, že sa do správy podarilo zaradiť, aby boli pravidlá prijímané s ohľadom na celkový dopad na spotrebiteľa (consumer welfare). Ak sa budeme  tohto pravidla držať, verím, že pomôžeme nielen spotrebiteľovi, ale aj celému európskemu digitálnemu trhu.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Kateřina Konečná
Political group: GUE/NGL
Country: Greece
Language: CS

Pane předsedající, jsem ráda, že se zde bavíme o tématu, které se bude tak významným způsobem podílet na podobě budoucího světa a Evropy – umělé inteligenci. Pronikání systémů umělé inteligence do výroby, služeb a všech odvětví hospodářství je nedílnou součástí průmyslové revoluce 4.0, která bude mít zásadní a širokosáhlé dopady. V konečném důsledku se nebude jednat o změnu technologickou, ale o komplexní proměnu kyberneticko-fyzicko-sociální. Rozvoj umělé inteligence bude mít dopad na celou společnost a na všechny součásti našich životů.  Umělá inteligence není pouze robot, jak bychom si mohli představit na základě hry Karla Čapka a sci-fi, ale také software – zjednodušeně algoritmus, což není často zcela zřejmé a může to způsobit problémy s důvěryhodností. Je přitom zcela zásadní, aby se v Evropě užívané systémy těšily zasloužené důvěryhodnosti i na základě dodržování principu legality a předpisů a etických zásad.  Dnes jistě mnohokrát zaznělo a ještě zazní, že musíme vytvořit rovnováhu – musíme mít jasná pravidla, avšak nesmíme přílišnými restrikcemi zničit šance evropských firem na trhu. S tímto přístupem lze samozřejmě částečně souhlasit. Také preferuji, abychom v Evropě využívali evropské systémy a technologie a stali se pomyslnými šampiony na světovém trhu. Ovšem nikdy se tak nesmí stát na úkor ochrany evropských spotřebitelů. Domnívám se, že je nutné, aby se v Evropské unii vyvíjely, zaváděly a používaly systémy umělé inteligence pouze, pokud dodržují etické zásady týkající se respektování lidské autonomie, předcházení újmám, spravedlnosti a vysvětlitelnosti.  Čtvrtá průmyslová revoluce nám nedává lehké výzvy, ale je nutné se s nimi co nejdříve popasovat. Platí totiž to, že každá příležitost je zároveň potencionální hrozbou, a v sázce je skutečně mnohé.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Clara Ponsatí Obiols
Political group: NI
Country: Slovakia
Language: EN

Mr President, last July, the Guardian reported that many Catalan politicians, among them collaborators of MEP Carles Puigdemont i Casamajó, are being spied on illegally through Pegasus, a software that operates through WhatsApp and sells only to governments. Since the confirmation that the Spanish Government uses Pegasus to illegally spy on political opponents, there has been no judicial investigation and no one has resigned over this scandal. After all, in Spain, using illegal means, including censorship of web pages, is a routine practice to prosecute Catalan dissidents. What did the European Commission have to say about this scandal? Nothing. They feel they have the right to preach about fundamental rights all over the world: in Russia, in Belarus and even in the US, but when the abuse happens inside the EU, they selectively use the internal matter mantra and when it applies to Spain violating laws, the Commission is embarrassingly blind. The Digital Services Act must prevent companies and governments that collude to store data illegally and must also punish Member States that abuse digital technology against citizens.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Andreas Schwab
Political group: PPE
Country: Poland
Language: DE

Herr Präsident, Frau Vizepräsidentin, liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen! Zunächst einmal möchte ich den Berichterstattern gratulieren zu den verschiedenen Berichten, die wir heute besprechen. Und im Kern, Herr Präsident, geht es um eines: Es geht darum, dass Unternehmen in Europa praktikabel und einfach arbeiten können und dass wir einen fairen Markt in Europa herstellen, auf dem europäische Anbieter genauso wie nichteuropäische Anbieter in ordentlicher Weise miteinander im Wettbewerb stehen. Am ersten Prinzip wird das am einfachsten deutlich. Der Kollege Kris Peeters hat es vorher schon gesagt: Was illegal ist – was politisch entschieden wurde, dass es illegal ist – muss auch im Internet illegal sein. Die Entscheidung, was illegal ist, trifft die Politik – die können nicht die Plattform treffen. Das durchzusetzen, wird eine entscheidende Frage sein, die wir mit dem  Zum Zweiten, Herr Präsident: Natürlich lehnen wir gemeinsam in allen Berichten eine allgemeine Kontrolle der Nutzer auf Plattformen ab. Die Freiheit ist ein Kernprinzip des  Drittens, liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen: faire Märkte. Der Kampf gegen Oligopole oder Monopole ist ein Kernprinzip der sozialen Marktwirtschaft, das im digitalen Umfeld leider ein Stück weit in Schieflage geraten ist. Dies zu verteidigen, wird die Aufgabe des Europäischen Parlaments sein, der wir uns mit diesen Berichten gemeinsam verschreiben. Und deswegen, Herr Präsident, hoffe ich, dass der Bericht des Binnenmarktausschusses genauso wie der der anderen Kollegen morgen eine breite Mehrheit findet.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Maria-Manuel Leitão-Marques
Political group: S-D
Country: Italy
Language: PT

Senhor Presidente, a inteligência artificial é uma palavra na moda. Alguns maravilham-se com os seus poderes, outros ficam apavorados. A verdade é que ela tanto pode servir para o diagnóstico de um cancro complexo, para prever diabetes, como esses mesmos dados permitirem seleção discriminatória por parte das empresas privadas, por exemplo, seguradoras.  Qual destes dois extremos proliferará depende da nossa capacidade de encontrar a regulação adequada que, sem travar a inovação, dê confiança necessária aos cidadãos. Este Parlamento apresentou, hoje, aqui, o seu contributo ao defendermos uma abordagem ética  Num mundo de superpotências que usam a tecnologia como instrumento de poder estratégico, a Europa não pode recuar, Sra. Comissária, e ficar a ver passar a onda da inteligência artificial.  O Parlamento está aqui para garantir que faremos como a União sempre faz: desenvolve a inovação de ponta, mas no respeito pelos nossos valores básicos e pelos direitos do consumidor.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Moritz Körner
Political group: Renew
Country: Poland
Language: DE

Herr Präsident, Frau Vizepräsidentin! Wir beraten heute über den  Ich glaube ganz konkret, wenn wir in meinen Bericht, in den LIBE-Bericht, mit reinschauen, an dem ich mitschreiben durfte – ich bedanke mich auch bei dem Berichterstatter, Herrn Peeters –, haben wir dafür gesorgt, dass es mehr Transparenz gibt bei den Algorithmen, dass  Aber was allen drei Berichten auch gemeinsam ist – und ich finde, das ist ein wichtiges Zeichen –, alle drei Berichte sprechen sich klar gegen Uploadfilter aus, gegen jede Filterpflicht  Aber wir setzen jetzt viele wichtige Regeln oder wir wollen viele wichtige Regeln mit diesem  Wir sollten also auch beim
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Christine Anderson
Political group: ID
Country: Germany
Language: DE

Herr Präsident! Der  Eine Nebenwirkung sind zum Beispiel die sogenannten Faktenchecker. Das Problem ist nur: Faktenchecker checken keine Fakten, sie checken Inhalte auf die richtige – politisch gewünschte – Gesinnung. In der Frankfurter Allgemeinen Zeitung wurde dazu treffend bilanziert – ich zitiere: „Das von Facebook als Anti-Fake-News-Brigade angeheuerte Journalistenbüro Correctiv sollte an sich dieselben Maßstäbe anlegen, die es an andere anlegt, auf keinem Auge blind sein und nicht nur in eine Richtung recherchieren.“ Der nächste Schritt zum Orwellschen Wahrheitsministerium sind die sogenannten Uploadfilter, die bewirken, dass politisch nicht erwünschte Meinungen gar nicht erst veröffentlicht werden. Wie das geht, haben wir letzte Woche in den USA bereits sehen können: Offenbar ist Präsidentschaftskandidat Joe Biden in einen handfesten Korruptionsskandal in der Ukraine verwickelt, was die New York Post in einer Veröffentlichung thematisieren wollte. Weil aber nicht sein kann, was nicht sein darf, wurde besagter Artikel auf Facebook und Twitter kurzerhand mittels Uploadfiltern blockiert. Und so erfährt die Welt eben nichts von Bidens Korruptionsskandal. Und da kann man wirklich nur hoffen, dass Trump tatsächlich wiedergewählt wird. Ich wünsche ihm jedenfalls dazu viel Erfolg. Artikel 5 des Grundgesetzes garantiert die Meinungsfreiheit und sagt unmissverständlich: „Eine Zensur findet nicht statt.“ Aber eine Union, die die Verfassung ihrer Mitgliedsstaaten derart mit Füßen tritt, ist nicht nur nicht demokratisch, sie ist antidemokratisch, diktatorisch und totalitär. Als Deutsche und als Verfechterin des deutschen Grundgesetzes sage ich: Wir brauchen keinen
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Kim Van Sparrentak
Political group: Verts/ALE
Country: Denmark
Language: EN

Mr President, what you and I get to see on the internet is based on what gives big tech companies the highest profits for their shareholders. Their algorithms decide what we get to see, based on clicks, manipulation and micro—targeting. But the Digital Services Act is our opportunity to rethink and reclaim our internet. We see now that extreme content is often promoted and queer content is sometimes censored by big platforms, but we have no way of holding platforms accountable for these decisions. We can only protect the freedom of speech and the freedom of information if we know what is actually happening online and we regulate the players who control it. Online platforms must be transparent about what they show to whom and why, but also about what they delete from the internet. Only then can we hold online platforms accountable. We need to take the internet back from big corporations and put it back into the hands of the people.
Debate: Digital Services Act: Improving the functioning of the Single Market - Digital Services Act: adapting commercial and civil law rules for commercial entities operating online - Digital Services Act and fundamental rights issues posed - Framework of ethical aspects of artificial intelligence, robotics and related technologies - Civil liability regime for artificial intelligence - Intellectual property rights for the development of artificial intelligence technologies
Date: MONDAY, 19 OCTOBER 2020
Speaker: Geert Bourgeois
Political group: ECR
Country: Germany
Language: NL

Voorzitter, inzake artificiële intelligentie zijn de VS, China en Japan al aan de spurt bezig, terwijl de EU zich nog op gang moet trekken. We hebben te weinig innovatie, te weinig starters en ook te weinig octrooien. Daarom, mevrouw de vicevoorzitter, moeten wij massaal investeren in onderzoek. Wij zien onze beste onderzoekers en onze beste studenten weggehaald worden door het buitenland. Stel concrete doelstellingen inzake het aantal te behalen octrooien, inzake starters en inzake implementatie van AI door bestaande bedrijven. Reguleren, collega’s, ja. Maar onderzoek van het Duitse Bondsministerie heeft aangegeven dat 60 % van de implementaties zonder risico is. Voor de overige 40 % bestaat al sectorreglementering. Het is dus zaak doelgericht te reglementeren en burgers en consumenten te beschermen, maar de ontwikkeling niet af te remmen.