Two years ago, Europe wrote the first AI law. America and China build it; no safety deal. Aki: and Europe? Old Tane: France's president warned; best rules, regulating nothing. Lord Ozen: the finest rules in the world! Aki: rules without the machines.
Europe's AI Act regulates a technology Europe does not build: France's president warned six months after it passed that Europe might have the best regulations in the world and regulate nothing, the rules drafted in 2021 for facial recognition were rewritten for GPT-4 and now face AI agents that act with little oversight, and the two countries that build the leading models, the United States and China, agreed on no safety protocols when their leaders met, with the US rejecting any 'globalist scheme' to control the technology.
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Governments Hop on A.I. While Fearing Its Hazards
The New York Times · Oct 1, 2026
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