Sam Altman is making it very clear to the European Union that their growing list of regulations might restrict the region’s access to AI.
The news comes as the OpenAI CEO was seen delivering a speech at a German University, Technische Universität Berlin, where he shared that he’d love to design the EU version of Stargate. The new AI infrastructure project is based in the US but such advancements totally depend on the rules in the EU.
Altman mentioned that he would like to deploy products across the EU in the swiftest manner possible. He wants to do what’s best for the region and the people but it’s now up to lawmakers in the region to see what kind of rules they are setting up.
Alman again mentioned how India is one of the biggest and most important global markets for the firm while Germany stands at number five. He shared that his company will obey the laws mentioned in the AI Act which entails rules regarding transparency and AI model risks.
OpenAI mentioned how it rolled out data residency in the EU for various products such as ChatGPT Edu, API Platform, and the ChatGPT Enterprise. The goal was to assist companies working in this part of the world to assist with data protection. Hence, they are now looking forward to collaborations across the EU and different places around the globe.
They similarly hope to maintain standards of privacy as well as security with compliance in the region and ensure things run smoothly on both ends. Remember, it was claimed a few days back how the EU regulations prepared the latest guidance and covered banned uses related to AI as part of the major effort to enforce this law.
The new AI Act restricts actions such as online data scraping to produce facial recognition which came into play starting this month. We also saw how the EC is ready to roll out key guidance on the way rules must be applied.
During the year’s start, it was shared how the US President’s decision to share more about Stargate could give rise to further calls from EU CEOs for a similar design regarding AI in the region.
As per the SAP CEO, EU lawmakers and companies might start working to implement AI as this tech could boost competition in the industry.
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The news comes as the OpenAI CEO was seen delivering a speech at a German University, Technische Universität Berlin, where he shared that he’d love to design the EU version of Stargate. The new AI infrastructure project is based in the US but such advancements totally depend on the rules in the EU.
Altman mentioned that he would like to deploy products across the EU in the swiftest manner possible. He wants to do what’s best for the region and the people but it’s now up to lawmakers in the region to see what kind of rules they are setting up.
Alman again mentioned how India is one of the biggest and most important global markets for the firm while Germany stands at number five. He shared that his company will obey the laws mentioned in the AI Act which entails rules regarding transparency and AI model risks.
OpenAI mentioned how it rolled out data residency in the EU for various products such as ChatGPT Edu, API Platform, and the ChatGPT Enterprise. The goal was to assist companies working in this part of the world to assist with data protection. Hence, they are now looking forward to collaborations across the EU and different places around the globe.
They similarly hope to maintain standards of privacy as well as security with compliance in the region and ensure things run smoothly on both ends. Remember, it was claimed a few days back how the EU regulations prepared the latest guidance and covered banned uses related to AI as part of the major effort to enforce this law.
The new AI Act restricts actions such as online data scraping to produce facial recognition which came into play starting this month. We also saw how the EC is ready to roll out key guidance on the way rules must be applied.
During the year’s start, it was shared how the US President’s decision to share more about Stargate could give rise to further calls from EU CEOs for a similar design regarding AI in the region.
As per the SAP CEO, EU lawmakers and companies might start working to implement AI as this tech could boost competition in the industry.
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