Pedro Domingos: US-Europe is a great A/B test for AI regulation, and avoiding it wins by a million miles
pmddomingos · x · 2026-10-11
Computer scientist and author Pedro Domingos argued that America and Europe amount to a natural A/B test for AI regulation, and "the verdict is that avoiding it wins by a million miles."
It's a pointed entry in the ongoing US-vs-EU regulatory-path debate, consistent with his long-standing anti-regulation stance on AI.
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