Social media tech, and surveillance tech, but I repeat myself

And "don't build Skynet[1] or LLM overlords that can overpower us through the sheer power of their intellect"

[1]the UK calls its military satcomms network that, but we've always been different...

The article contains the questions they asked. The questions are only asking about social media. Specifically whether social media is sufficiently regulated and whether political advertising should be allowed on social media.

It does not mention surveillance, and it's not about tech in general. The title is misleading. (Edit: the OP kindly updated the title and it's no longer misleading)

> I think they might also mean surveillance tech, like plate readers and facial recognition.

How should we square that with EU politicians pushing for MORE surveillance, not less? One of many examples: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2025/jan/24/eu-dig...