【全非资讯·尼日利亚】 尼日利亚政府下令对Meta、Google、X及AI平台展开调查

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总统Bola Tinubu于昨日指示联邦竞争和消费者保护委员会（FCCPC），对各大全球科技公司及生成式人工智能（AI）平台展开调查，起因是这些机构涉嫌存在反竞争行为，并剥削属于尼日利亚媒体机构的内容。\n\n该指令是在尼日利亚新闻组织（NPO）向总统府提交联合请愿书之后下发的。NPO是一个伞形机构，由尼日利亚编辑协会（NGE）、尼日利亚报纸业主协会（NPAN）、尼日利亚记者联合会（NUJ）、尼日利亚广播机构（BON）以及企业网络出版商协会（GOCOP）组成。\n\n联邦政府通过新闻和国民导向部长Mohammed Idris签署的信函，向FCCPC传达了总统的指令。\n\n委员会预计将对包括Meta、Alphabet、X（原Twitter）在内的主要科技公司以及在尼日利亚运营的生成式人工智能平台展开调查。\n\n在此举出台之际，当地媒体行业正日益担忧数字平台对该国新闻生态系统及媒体机构可持续性的影响。\n\n请愿书指控称，一些科技公司从事了可能破坏公平竞争、削弱尼日利亚媒体机构商业生存能力并侵犯出版商和内容创作者权利的行为。\n\nFCCPC执行副主席兼首席执行官Tunji Bello表示，委员会将进行独立、透明且基于证据的调查，以查明事实真相。

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President Bola Tinubu, yesterday, directed Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) to investigate major global technology companies and Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) platforms over allegations of anti-competitive practices and the exploitation of content belonging to Nigerian media organisations.

The directive followed a joint petition submitted to the presidency by Nigerian Press Organisation (NPO), an umbrella body comprising Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE), Newspaper Proprietors' Association of Nigeria (NPAN), Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON), and Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP).

The federal government conveyed the president's directive to FCCPC through a letter signed by Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris.

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The commission was expected to investigate allegations against major technology firms, including Meta, Alphabet, X (formerly Twitter), as well as Generative AI platforms operating in Nigeria.

The move came amid mounting concerns by the local media industry over the growing influence of digital platforms on the country's news ecosystem and the sustainability of media organisations.

The petition alleged that some technology companies had engaged in practices capable of undermining fair competition, weakening the commercial viability of Nigerian media outfits, and infringing on the rights of publishers and content creators.

Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive of FCCPC, Mr. Tunji Bello, said the commission would conduct an independent, transparent, and evidence-based investigation to establish the facts.

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