antirez slams EU AI Act: no real privacy gain, echoes GDPR damage to Europe
antirez · x · 2026-10-23
Redis creator antirez, in a discussion with DHH and others, argues GDPR did great damage to Europe—to the point he suspects corrupting lobbying—and says the AI Act is "for the most part very similar": no actual privacy improvement, but real power to stop Europe's Internet ambitions.
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