@VraserX: The EU AI Act becoming real while the US pushes a much more pro-acceleration approach gives us an accidental global exp…
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The post discusses how the EU AI Act and the US's pro-acceleration stance create an accidental global experiment to see if Europe protected itself or regulated itself out of the AI frontier.
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The EU AI Act becoming real while the US pushes a much more pro-acceleration approach gives us an accidental global experiment.
In five years we may know whether Europe protected itself…
or regulated itself out of the frontier.
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