> It's likely to lead to the quasi-ban of LLMs sooner rather than later in the EU It won't be GDPR but newer regs > This is going to be an enormous challenge

> It's likely to lead to the quasi-ban of LLMs sooner rather than later in the EU It won't be GDPR but newer regs > This is going to be an enormous challenge to the EUs tech industry if UK and US firms can use LLMs but EU companies can't I'm sure they'll find a way > a _lot_ of EU legislation is poorly thought out and given the slow pace of change extremely hard to revoke once it is in force Kinda, but things don't change only by the original legislative process, but by subsequent regulations, agency reviews (like data protection organisms), judicial reviews, etc > which were implemented in law in 2002 and _still_ haven't been changed, despite 10+ years of efforts to do so in the EU institutions I'd love to know what kind of discussions went in regards to the cookie law and GDPR in legislative reviews. I'm sure it's all logged in a very verbose way in multiple websites and it would be some effort to get it all together And the AI act worries me, but we know that actual enforcement and definitions and wiggle rooms exists (and as with GDPR, enforcement is kinda patchy)