AI regulation

“Because they're going to regulate all innovation out of Europe, and not embrace this technology to drive them forward.”

“I think that is going to set Europe back in competitiveness more than it's already been set back in competitiveness over the last 20 years.”

“On AI the UK has less regulation than any other country that has a significant AI industry.”

“It has a really nice model for AI regulation that I think is probably right, which is when you have a new technology, you don't know what the problems and issues are going to be. You do fast follow-up regulation. So you don't try and pre-regulate because you d…”

“A lot of the details about how those regulations sometimes evolve can be a bit misguided or miss the point or somehow Just when I read them, basically they're going to become dated in, in a matter of months, because they're dealing with things and they're appr…”

“Europe has all the AI regulation and none of the AI companies.”

“Unfortunately, the EU has shot itself in the foot. A lot of different kinds of regulation, and in particular AI regulation, destroying a fledgling ecosystem that could never get off the ground.”

“If I had one wish for the European regulators, I spoke with quite a few European regulators, I was hearing things like, we want to be leaders in regulating AI, and that's a competitive advantage. And with all due respect, that's not a competitive advantage. So…”

“And you're right, what it points to is this is going to be an unsustainable medium-term position, right? It's hard to imagine, like, unless the US government really wants to start regulating AI up and down the board, this is going to be, it's going to sound li…”