Drew Kukor predicts that EU regulatory approaches to AI will harm European economic competitiveness.
“The only way we're gonna prevent that from happening is by building up our own moats. And these can't be, you know, regulatory moats because that destroys, you know, the competitiveness of a of of an economy. The European Union is gonna do that. They're gonna throw up all these things, and it's gonna be a disaster.”
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