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You can’t regulate your way to AI sovereignty

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For years, critics of Europe’s AI strategy have made the same argument: while America builds artificial intelligence, Europe writes laws for it. The EU AI Act became the clearest expression of that divide – a landmark attempt to govern AI that many saw as further proof that Europe was prioritizing rules over innovation. Recent events […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Washington is studying restrictions on open-weight artificial intelligence models in the name of national security, while Brussels is applying internal market law to them without attaching the same obligations to them as to free software. No European laboratory today weighs open models on this market at the scale of Chinese giants or [...] The post Geopolitics of the AI Part 2: Europe regulates what it has not developed, models with open weights…

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This summer, the American state and its AI labs negotiate their common rules. Europe regulates a game to which it does not play. Its map: the infrastructure of trust and the business layer.

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TNW broke the news in Amsterdam, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Sunday, August 9, 2026.
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