A Fact-Based Critique of the EU's Attempt to Become the 'First AI Continent'
kimmonismus · x · 2026-09-01
This article offers a fact-based critique of the EU's ambition to become the 'first AI continent.' Analyzing the European Commission's designation of ChatGPT under the Digital Services Act and subsequent regulatory moves, the author questions if Europe is over-regulating AI and assesses its remaining influence over the technology it seeks to govern.
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