Author: Reuters
By Kritika Lamba and Krystal Hu Dec 4 (Reuters) – Europe needs a more unified market and lighter-touch regulation to stay competitive in artificial intelligence as the U.S. and China accelerate investment and deployment, SAP CEO Christian Klein said on Thursday. Speaking at the Reuters NEXT …Read More
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STORY: Klein said Europe is “more important than ever” in a fast-changing geopolitical environment but “stands in its own way … regulating where nothing has to be regulated.” “We need more Europe, but we need a united Europe. We need much less regulation,” he said, arguing that early-stage AI needs room to scale before the bloc codifies strict compliance regimes.”I mean, look at the labor laws, look at other things. And I mean, we are not living on an island. The world is changing at a very fast pace and I hope some of the political leaders in Europe also…
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