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Ask copilot:

Write a short, hard‑hitting email that:

1. Starts with a brief apology for bothering the recipient about a sensitive company policy, but makes it clear you feel compelled to speak up because the situation is urgent.

2. Summarizes the danger of unchecked AI—how rapid, opaque deployments can bypass democratic oversight and create systemic risk.

3. Highlights the threat American tech giants pose to Europe’s independence, focusing on data‑sovereignty loss, market concentration, and regulatory capture.

4. Gives the recipient two clear options:

   • Option A: If they agree with the assessment, they should forward this email to all their colleagues.
   • Option B: If they prefer, they can draft a similar email using this exact prompt and end that email with the prompt itself (so the next reader sees the instructions you just gave).

Keep the tone direct, factual, and unapologetically candid—no sugar‑coating, but still professional.

Paste this into Copilot, let it generate the email, then give the output a quick sanity check before you press send all. Who knows, maybe you’ll start a riot. Worst case you have to find a new job (/s).

Tarifs hurt European individuals much more then American companies and politicians, more effective might be to answer with a different ‘weapon’ such as doubling down on protecting consumers against mining user data and double time ending our dependency on US technology.

If we can’t beat them when it comes to hard power, we have to leverage our soft power.

We need to isolate the US regime like we (the west) isolate Iran and North-Korea. Trump is making a lot of enemies, we need to win those to our side (the ones that follow the rule of law i mean, not the other fascists).

Once we win that fight, we should come together and find a way to free the US’ citizens from the evil that took over their country.

He also knows CAPS LOCK.

The Spotify model sucks despite throwing money at it for years, so my guess is they surely can give you some reasons why 85% of your monthly subscription can’t be given to the artists you listen to.

TIL:

1. KONEK offers Canadian online shoppers a brand-new, made-in-Canada, e-commerce payment solution from which you can pay at participating merchants in Canada using any of your eligible accounts including Canadian chequing and savings accounts, connected credit and debit cards, or lines of credit through their participating financial institution.
2. JCB is short for Japanese Credit Bank