An European perspective on a regulatory framework for AI/ Big Data/ ML
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Argues for a single EU regulatory framework to avoid national fragmentation and protect the digital single market, proposes a high-risk/low-risk classification for AI, pushes a 20% digital target = €135 billion to fund industrial data and regional clusters, critiques Gaia‑X federated cloud as costly and prefers strong market regulation, competition law and interoperability rules, and notes GDPR’s burden on small groups—claiming it halved Volt’s followership and so regulation must be concrete and supportive of SMEs.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker welcome
- 1:50European AI regulation overview
- 6:03EU regulation over national fragmentation
- 8:12Sovereignty vs competitiveness in AI
- 12:02Practical challenges in AI regulation
- 15:53AI transformation for SMEs and startups
- 17:40Q&A on Gaia-X and data sharing
- 28:16Final wishes for EU AI support
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