Leonard M. Schmedding wrote that Chancellor Friedrich Merz asked Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang on stage how Europe should regulate AI. Huang replied that a technology must first exist before it can be regulated. Technical development and engineering work are necessary for safety; companies should adhere to binding standards, while regulations from industry and state should come into play only afterward. Regulation should focus primarily on applications so that the AI industry can develop. According to Schmedding, Merz agreed with Huang and pointed out that machines had already been removed from the AI Act. A European or global framework is still a long way off, Schmedding wrote. #KünstlicheIntelligenz #Technologie #Innovation (translated)
