“The regulators regulate before they innovate... you can't do this... you can't run startups in a limited market where there's a lot of rules.”

Eric Schmidt · In Good Company with Nicolai Tangen · Eric Schmidt: The Age of Agents, Superintelligence, and Why Europe Is Falling Behind

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Claims that European regulators’ pre-emptive regulation is the main reason Europe lags in AI innovation

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