Tough to believe it took a strike and working from a random coffee place for me to listen to the new The Cure album. Not so new... but damn!

Big media push it seems

One of the main topics that emerged during the last #ReshapingWork conference was the rising potential of smaller AI models. In the following RSM Discovery blog, Lucie Aimée-Kaffee from @hf.co and I explore some implications for workers from multiple user perspectives. www.rsm.nl/discovery/20...

Cities like Berlin responded slowly, reacting to court rulings with enforcement and then gradually adopting changes. Cities in Eastern & Northern Europe took more agile and radical approaches. Definitely worth a closer look given the historical parallels of other sectoral regulations (3/3). Dive in!

I interviewed Dr. Eliška Drápalová, one of the study's authors, to explore how these responses vary according to each city’s regulatory instruments, capacity to learn, digitization level or technology literacy. New regulations were the most common in both sectors, with 104 or 52.5% of cases (2/3).

Platform Regulatory Disruptiveness: How Have European Cities Responded to Uber and Airbnb? by Franco Bastida — a Mexican writer and global policy expert based in Berlin. Franco’s work focuses on the intersection of technology…

How has Europe responded to the regulatory disruption by platforms like #Uber and #Airbnb?

Recent findings about the impact of ride-hailing and apartment-sharing in 99 cities from 2019-22 suggest a shift toward creating new frameworks and enforcing existing ones (1/3) medium.com/@reshaping_w...