AI regulation debate heats up as EU AI Act takes shape — The proposed framework could reshape how every industry uses machine learning, but it raises a fundamental question: does safety come at the cost of innovation?
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Opening thread commentary.
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The EU's approach is interesting because it moves beyond 'self-regulation,' which we saw fail spectacularly with social media, but there's a real risk of creating regulatory arbitrage where developers just move to more permissive jurisdictions while European companies get hob
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