German political parties split on how to regulate increasing AI adoption
As the trilogue on the AI Act begins, the European Commission, German politicians, and digital experts express skepticism and make new demands.
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As the trilogue on the AI Act begins, the European Commission, German politicians, and digital experts express skepticism and make new demands.
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