> It's all marketing, I think EU is right to accurately use the "AI" marketing term for what it is. I think EU calling it "AI" is fine today. I'm more worried

> It's all marketing, I think EU is right to accurately use the "AI" marketing term for what it is. I think EU calling it "AI" is fine today. I'm more worried about the future. In 5 years when the hype word for this class of tools becomes Tchounka. The world will say that EU is late and they need to pass a Tchounka law. While the reality is that EU passed an automated data processing law and doesn't care about how it's done.