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thepangolino | 2 years ago | on: Do Foundation Model Providers Comply with the EU AI Act?

"Acts" don't exist in EU law. You either have Regulations (which become law after being approved) and Directives (which member states are bound to implement in their own legislation). "EU Acts" are just the new BS PR way to add yet another level of abstraction to European politics.

thepangolino | 3 years ago | on: Covid drug drives viral mutations – and now some want to halt its use

What really bothers me with Ivermectin is that it used to be one of the cheapest and most available drugs yet it instantly became taboo to even talk about for in the context of covid.

Why a known, safe, cheap and readily available drug couldn’t be used off label in the context of an unprecedented (at least in terms of social restrictions measures) global pandemic will always remain a mystery.

thepangolino | 3 years ago | on: WHO updates critical medicines list for radiological and nuclear emergencies

In Belgium Iodine tablets are freely and for free available in all pharmacies. All you need is show up with an ID (this is to prevent hoarding) They will give you a box with enough doses for 2 adults and 3 children for free.

Now if only this system existed for all WHO essential medicines... The covid pandemic would have played out differently...

thepangolino | 3 years ago | on: European parliament VP taken into custody

Anything more devious doesn't make the news. Had she had a partner start a startup and fill in all the propriate tax forms after recieving millions of Euros you'd at most have heard about "possible conflicts of interests", not blatant corruption like here.
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