Spokesperson Thomas Régnier told Politico that the Commission had welcomed the American decision to cancel the rule. “We are happy that the administration acknowledges that the rule of dissemination of AI would mine American diplomatic relations with dozens of countries by downgrading them to second level status,” said Régnier.
The overthrow could alleviate tensions after a several month attack by American administration leaders and technologies on EU rules on content moderation, digital competition and artificial intelligence.
The executive vice-president of the Henné Henné Virkkunen Commission is in the United States on Wednesday, where she will meet representatives of Nvidia, a critical supplier of AI chips.
Virkkunen and his commercial colleague Maroš Šefčovič had postponed the planned American exports.
Both said that after the United States, the rules in January are in “the economic and security of the United States that the EU buys advanced AI chips from the United States without limits”. Virkkunen said that this is an area where the EU will buy in the United States, using the grievances of the Trump administration.
Some EU countries had contacted the United States by seeking separately to better understand the ceilings, which would have affected their ambitious AI plans. Poland, in particular, was one of these second -level countries that would have been restricted to buy us ia fleas. For months, the country tried to understand why it was at level two but never obtained a clear response from Washington, so it continued to advance the rule.
The threat of American caps inspired the EU to review its flea manufacturing plan, the Act chips, with AI chips in the center.
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