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EU regulators anticipate use cases and impose early restrictions, drawing comparisons to past tech mandates. Addressing missed innovation and brain drain while highlighting Europe's potential to catch up through smarter regulation.
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EU regulators anticipate use cases and impose early restrictions, drawing comparisons to past tech mandates.
On screen: A selfie-style video clip of Andrew Bosworth talking indoors with a question box overlay above him.
Addressing missed innovation and brain drain while highlighting Europe's potential to catch up through smarter regulation.
On screen: A man addresses the camera in a selfie shot while standing in a paved European public square in front of historic buildings.
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0:00–0:01 A man in a brown jacket speaks directly into a selfie camera in a public city square.
0:01–0:05 A split-screen graphic displaying Google Search results alongside an EU flag with a prohibition symbol. On screen: Google All News Videos Images Shopping Forums Web Maps Tools Avalialibe in 120 countries Generating... VS Google Help https://support.google.com > websearch >…
0:05–0:09 The man holds up smart glasses to his eye in the square before a Meta AI availability banner appears. On screen: Meta AI isn't available yet in your country In the meantime, you can learn more about AI at Meta. Learn more
0:09–0:11 A man holding the camera speaks while standing in an outdoor city square.
0:11–0:14 The speaker walks through a cobblestone European street while graphic news overlays appear around him. On screen: CNBC WATCH LIVE TECH Apple Intelligence won't launch in EU in 2024 due to antitrust regulation, company says PUBLISHED FRI, JUN 21 2024 2:01 PM EDT UPDATED…
0:14–0:15 Andrew Bosworth answers an AMA question in a close-up indoor video clip.
0:15–0:25 A selfie-style video clip of Andrew Bosworth talking indoors with a question box overlay above him. On screen: Andrew Bosworth (Boz) 6h AMA today 4pm PT Why isn't the Meta Al that's on the Ray bans on Quest? Also, why is it not out for all regions?
0:25–0:29 The host holds the camera selfie-style while smiling and walking down a cobblestone European street.
0:29–0:31 A mobile screen view displaying the European Parliament's official webpage regarding the EU AI Act. On screen: Topics European Parliament MENU Artificial intelligence EU AI Act: first regulation on artificial intelligence The use of artificial intelligence in the EU…
0:31–0:32 A man in a brown jacket talks directly to the camera while walking down a historic city street.
0:32–0:34 The man continues walking and speaking with visual comparison insets of electric vehicle charging connectors added above and below. On screen: VS
0:35–0:38 The speaker appears centered over webpage screenshots detailing EU charging standard regulations and Wikipedia articles on external power supplies. On screen: News European Parliament MENU Press room Bring in a universal mobile phone charger for all makes, say MEPs Press Releases MECO 26-09-2013 - 12:06 Common…
0:39–0:42 A mobile screen displays the BBC website cookie and advertising data consent banner. On screen: www.bbc.com B B C Let us know you agree to advertising cookies We and our 42 partners use cookies and similar technologies to collect and process personal data…
0:43–0:45 A Financial Times line chart compares real GDP growth trajectories between the EU, US, Japan, and global averages. On screen: Economic growth in the EU has been slower than in the US and Japan Real GDP (1973=100) 400 300 200 100 0 Global US Japan EU 1975 1985 1995 2005 2015 2025…
0:45–0:46 A line chart from Our World in Data illustrates annual private investment in artificial intelligence across different regions over time. On screen: Annual private investment in artificial intelligence Includes companies that received more than $1.5 million in investment. This data is expressed in US…
0:46–0:48 The presenter speaks to the camera outdoors while a bubble chart comparing tech company market shares is displayed above him. On screen: Market value in USD bn US (Share: 69% (2015: 67%) Apple (749) Amazon (734) Microsoft (785) Facebook (377) Alphabet (732) Europe (Share: 4% (2015: 3%) Asia…
0:48–0:50 The presenter walks forward down a cobblestone town street on a sunny day while speaking into his handheld camera.
0:50–0:52 An infographic displays a circular diagram listing global cities with the highest proportion of business founders. On screen: The Global Cities with the HIGHEST PROPORTION BUSINESS FOUNDERS OF FOUNDERS PER 10K PROFILES LEAST 180.5 MOST 353.7 It's no surprise that cities such as New…
0:52–0:54 An infographic chart lists the world and European university rankings for computer science and deep tech spinouts. On screen: Europe's universities are 30% of top Computer Science institutions globally, with UK and Switzerland at the top THE World University Rankings 2024 by subject:…
0:54–0:58 A man addresses the camera in a selfie shot while standing in a paved European public square in front of historic buildings.
0:00 Speaker A: Google's revolutionary generative search experience. Speaker A: Not here, not even a year later. Speaker A: Meta Ray Ban Smart AI glasses? Speaker A: Nope, can't buy them. Speaker A: Can't even use them when you get them shipped here. Speaker A: Even Apple announced that the Apple Intelligence and shareplay features will not be available at launch in Europe. Speaker A: Why is Europe missing out? Speaker B: We've got regulators who are getting way ahead of what technology can actually do and litigating based on a fear of you know what some doomers are saying you're going to be a little bit later to get technology.
0:25 Speaker A: EU regulators are like the top AI experts knowing exactly how it will develop even before imagining all the use cases. Speaker A: Not to mention the previous archaic standards for EV charging or consumer electronics charging that started with micro usb ended up with USB C or even the more recent cookie banner example that ruined all our web experience. Speaker A: And the consequences are real. Speaker A: Missed innovation, lost investment and a brain drain of tech talent and companies. Speaker A: But it doesn't have to be this way.
0:50 Speaker A: Europe has the brain's top research and education institution. Speaker A: It's time to catch up. Speaker A: Let's push for smarter regulation, support innovators and embrace the AI revolution.