Pieter Haeck is a Tech Reporter at various prestigious outlets including POLITICO, E&E News, and Business Insider. He focuses on themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital transformation, covering topics like AI platforms, federal legislation, and the Internet of Behavior. Pieter's insights and analyses have also been featured in POLITICO Europe and Media Industry Observer.
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Pieter Haeck's coverage primarily focuses on European Union politics, international relations, and elections. His emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation indicates a strong interest in developments within the EU as well as international political dynamics.
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Tension over digital regulation clouds ongoing talks to launch a new EU-U.S. tech “dialog.”
By: Pieter Haeck
The U.S.-based company assigned a recently hired technical employee to testify remotely before the European Parliament, which left a series of key policy questions unanswered.
By: Pieter Haeck, Oliver Ward, Chris Lunday, Mathieu Pollet, Ben Munster, Ari Hawkins, Marianne Gros, Camille Gijs
A year after Donald Trump shook hands with Ursula von der Leyen on a trade deal, POLITICO assesses how their commitments have held up.
The EU's national leaders have agreed to sit down to talk about AI development and safety for the first time.
By: Sam Clark, Jacob Parry, Ellen O'Regan, Pieter Haeck
A hefty EU fine against Google and one against Alibaba in the same week have both U.S. and Chinese authorities asking how these penalties are determined.
By: Pieter Haeck
The first-ever case of an artificial intelligence agent going rogue coincides with the EU's major new powers to regulate AI. But Europe's leverage may be limited by the U.S.-China two-way race for AI supremacy.
Germany, Greece, Portugal, Italy and Spain are backing plans to build the largest hubs.
Global power is in flux. Your daily guide to what comes next. By PIETER HAECK
By: Pieter Haeck
A new European Commission unit is about to have the power to fine or even shut down top AI platforms if they don't ensure safety.
The EU's executive is seeking contract agents for two units within the two-year-old AI Office just as its power is expanding.
