"We Always Lag Behind": Siemens CEO Warns Brussels of AI Overregulation
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Corporate CEO Roland Busch is convinced of the positive effects of artificial intelligence. In the race for leadership in AI technologies, he warns against too many regulations from Brussels.
Corporate CEO Roland Busch is convinced that artificial intelligence helps the economy – and is worried about regulations from Brussels.
Siemens Group CEO Roland Busch calls on the EU to speed up the approval of new AI technologies.
Siemens CEO Busch sees artificial intelligence not as a bubble, but as the biggest bet in history on technology. That's why the regulatory zeal from Brussels bothers him all the more. Europe could lag behind global competitors with too many regulations.
The CEO of the multinational calls for reforms to antitrust laws so that European companies can gain a competitive edge over the US and China, harshly criticizes EU bureaucratic delays and the design of the Data Protection Act, and details his artificial intelligence strategy
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