The European Commission has unveiled a preliminary list of four technology areas that have the highest risk of being misused to prop up autocratic regimes and violate human rights.
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00:41 - Technology is currently at the heart
00:51 of geopolitical competition,
00:53 and the EU wants to be a player, not a playground.
00:58 And to be a player, we need a united EU position
01:02 based on a common assessment of the risks.
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01:37 Of course, China is a systemic rival, we know that,
01:54 and we have now expressed what we mean by that,
01:57 but it's also a very important commercial partner.
02:00 And of course, we are dealing with this both paths.
02:05 We don't want to decouple, we want to de-risk,
02:10 but not only with China, with everybody.
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