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AI Action Summit and Regulatory Concerns That Won’t Go Away
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AI Action Summit and Regulatory Concerns That Won’t Go Away

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Andy Stern
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Forrester’s Thomas Husson on Reactions to DeepSeek, Fears of Overregulation. The AI Action Summit this week came on the heels of the DeepSeek-R1 launch by Chinese AI company, as well as recent enforcement actions of the EU AI Act. A number of leaders from both inside and outside of Europe criticized the EU law, fearing that new regulations will stymie innovation.

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