In a bold move that’s capturing the attention of tech enthusiasts worldwide, nearly 50 top European companies have urged the European Commission to hit the pause button on the controversial AI Act. 🚀
The open letter—signed by CEOs from 44 industry-leading companies and organized by the EU AI Champions Initiative (representing over 110 businesses)—appealed to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen for a two-year pause. The message is clear: the current, unclear, and overlapping regulations risk derailing Europe’s competitive edge in the global AI race.
Industry giants such as Airbus, ASML, and Mercedes-Benz have voiced concerns that this regulatory framework could stifle the rapid innovation needed in today’s fast-paced tech environment. 💡
The call from these influential companies highlights a broader demand for an “innovation-friendly” approach—a regulatory roadmap that not only supports breakthrough ideas but also safeguards Europe’s position on the global stage.
Stay tuned as this evolving debate continues to influence the future of AI regulation in Europe!
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Top European companies urge European Commission to halt AI Act
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