Musk Defends AI Data Centres, Slams EU Rules at G20
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Elon Musk strongly criticizes the European Union's innovation policies, accusing Brussels of obstructing technological development. SpaceX and Tesla's patron participated in a video link to a G20 Innovation meeting at Chapel Hil, the seat of North Carolina University, an important US research center. Representatives from France, Italy and Germany were also present, as well as the EU Technology Manager, Henna Virkkunen.
Speaking at the G20 Innovation Forum in North Carolina, Elon Musk strongly criticized the European Union's regulatory approach: according to the patron of SpaceX, new technologies in Europe would be considered "illegal by default" with rules that slow down its development. The background comes as the United States pushes the G20 countries to adopt the "Carolina Principles," a more permissive line on the regulation of artificial intelligence, opp…
Elon Musk urged the G20 on Tuesday to act cautiously in regulating technology and artificial intelligence (AI), noting that European-style standards slow down innovation. Musk also defended the construction of data centers that meet the needs of the AI revolution, just as the rejection of its pre-electoral installation in the United States increases. These data processing facilities demand a lot of electricity and water. Tesla and SpaceX’s execu…
The head of Tesla and SpaceX participated virtually in a technology-focused G20 meeting in North Carolina.
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Correio da ManhãAt the G20 meeting in the US, Tesla's leader defended the construction of data centres and criticized European regulation.
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