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Big Tech split? Google to sign EU's AI guidelines despite Meta snub
"Prompt and widespread deployment is important," Kent Walker, president of global affairs of Google, said in the post, adding that embracing AI could boost Europe's economy by 1.4 trillion euros ($1.62 trillion) annually by 2034.
Google signs EU AI pact but still warns it could backfire
Despite Google signing the pact, Google has included a warning that the AI Act and Code “risk slowing Europe’s development and deployment of AI.” Walker also outlined three big concerns that the company had with the AI Act and Code. Google fears departures from EU copyright law, slow approvals, and requirements that “expose trade secrets.”
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