I don't know. We don't know what their legislation looks like, and we don't have consensus on what dangerous AI looks like. There aren't any good regulation fra

I don't know. We don't know what their legislation looks like, and we don't have consensus on what dangerous AI looks like. There aren't any good regulation frameworks for controlling it either, so it could be that treading carefully is the best option. The industry hype is dying down to more reasonable levels than it was a few months ago, which should help temper expectations on either side. Effective AI regulation will require intersectional cooperation, and setting that up (nevermind governing it fairly) takes time.