EU AI Act

“Entrepreneurs in Europe can boost tepid economies with new tools, but only if well-intentioned yet counterproductive burdens such as the EU AI Act are curtailed.”

“The EU AI act, which has been so detrimental to the AI ecosystem here, here in Europe was passed before chat GPT was even invented.”

“The EU passed this bill called the AI Act, I don't know, whatever, two years ago, and it basically has killed AI development, and, well, it's actually killed AI development in Europe to a large extent and then it even, it is so draconian that even, Even big Am…”

“The EU AI act has had delays in implementations, only three member states that have actually implemented it.”

“I think the AI act is basically single-handedly ensuring that Europe will not be a first mover in AI, because it's now subject to these incredibly punitive set of rules”

“Well I think America is winning on AI as it stands, but the lead is really shrinking, and when it comes to standards, for better or for worse, the debate that's happening right now between companies is like, what do we think about the EU AI Act? And the U.S. D…”

“We absolutely over-regulated that space. We need to unleash the power of that technology, technological innovation, and not stifle it by too much innovation for sure.”

“I can work with the EU regulation on AI, which is, I think, some of the dumbest regulation ever written. It's literally like, you know, the Ottoman Empire, they had when, you know, they invented the printing press, it's like, oh, this is not good. It's not goo…”

“I mean, I do think the EU AI Act is a mistake.”

“You know, that's an, you should not be regulating at that level of specificity, you should be regulating for outcomes, I think.”

“So it's sort of easy to say, oh, well, you have to publish what your training data is, but that's not Going to produce something that's not going to produce something that's easy for you to audit.”