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David Yacov's avatar

Trump's deregulatory posturing reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of global tech economics.

When American AI giants inevitably choose EU compliance over fragmented regulatory strategies, his AI agenda clashes against 450 million European consumers' rights.

On the other side, it is crucial to create and develop a legislation that doesn't choke EU industry in AI innovations and developments with unnecessary burdens and give a clear and practical direction for company to apply.

Mahault Albarracin's avatar

This is an incredible summary. I'm curious what you think of our work:

https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/sustainable-cities/articles/10.3389/frsc.2025.1571613/full

Stepan Shykerynets's avatar

Thank you for the great article.

Unfortunately, not many people understand that regulation isn't about prohibition or stopping technological progress. Regulation — is about assessing risks and gaining a real understanding of what’s happening inside AI products and assets.

Given how rapidly the AI field is evolving — in terms of speed, funding, and its global societal impact — it’s crucial to evaluate the risks properly, because the stakes are high.

Johannes Sundlo's avatar

Great, as always! Thank you!

Risto Uuk's avatar

Thanks for reading!