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In any case, it will be a flexible law, regulated in accordance with the future development of AI, depending on a commission of independent experts, so that the law does not lag behind the advancement of these technologies.
I just hope it works the way it is supposed to, no loopholes for Big Tech or anything like that.
Big Tech already has to walk on eggshells today in the EU on privacy issues, if they don't want to be blocked or face huge fines. Just compare their practices for US users with those in the EU.
MS US
vs MS EU (not perfect, but nothing to do with the US service)
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