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> but I shudder to think what form they would take The EU just passed the AI Act based on the inputs of experts and with widespread support from its Parliament
by janice1999 2y ago
> but I shudder to think what form they would take
The EU just passed the AI Act based on the inputs of experts and with widespread support from its Parliament and Council.
- pelorat 2y agoIn about two years time, most AI providers will realize that the EU is not worth the effort and pack up and leave. The repercussions from the AI act has not begun yet.
- janice1999 2y agoCompanies adapt to regulations and don't just walk away from 100s of millions of customers. Companies made a lot of noise about GDPR and yet it's now a non-issue.
- waldohatesyou 2y agoI'm not sure about that, there haven't been too many large European tech companies growing up in the aftermath of GDPR. While it's probably a small factor, I do think this general climate of regulation hurts smaller companies more than is generally acknowledged.
- whimsicalism 2y agoIt is not a non-issue.. i promise you GDPR shifted and continues to shift massive amounts of tech capital from the EU. many major tech firms skip launching entire products in the EU nowadays due to gdpr and DMA
- astrange 2y agoThey're by far not done regulating. Upcoming ones like Cybersecurity Act will be pretty burdensome to deal with if they don't turn out right.
- whimsicalism 2y agoFrankly I don’t think the EU should be held up as an example of a well-informed regulatory apparatus.