Trump Administration Urges Europe to Reject Proposed AI Rulebook
April 25, 2025, 11:21 am
In a bold geopolitical maneuver, the Trump administration has reportedly pressured European officials to abandon a newly proposed AI regulatory framework. This move has deepened transatlantic tensions over technology governance as debates intensify around the balance between innovation and regulatory oversight.
This voluntary code, still being developed, seeks to align tech companies with the upcoming EU AI Act.
Trump Administration Pressures Europe to Reject AI Rulebook Bloomberg.com
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