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European Union AI Regulation Is Both Model and Warning for U.S. Lawmakers, Experts Say

  • The European Union enacted its AI Act in 2024 to regulate AI developers and mitigate risks posed by AI systems across member states.
  • The law follows rising concerns over large tech firms' data scraping and privacy violations, highlighted by lawsuits and fines against companies like Google and Meta.
  • The AI Act mandates that developers submit detailed model documentation and training information for evaluation, striving to foster innovation while ensuring clarity and oversight.
  • Experts warn that U.S. federal regulation may lag or be less comprehensive, with state laws forming a patchwork and industry calls for simpler standards to avoid burdens.
  • The EU’s regulation serves both as a model and caution to U.S. lawmakers, reflecting wider global trends and raising questions about maintaining competitiveness and privacy safeguards.
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