> The wording here is fascinating, mainly because they're effectively acting as arbiters of "vibes". That's not really accurate. The EU actually legislated in

> The wording here is fascinating, mainly because they're effectively acting as arbiters of "vibes". That's not really accurate. The EU actually legislated in a way which is very typical of how countries regulate things which are now to carry hard to characterized and varied risks. Companies have to carry out a risk assessment and take appropriate preventive actions when they find something. The EU audits the assessment. That's how finance has been regulated for ages. It's all fairly standard I fear.