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Apple Intelligence, Google Search AI, Meta AI - NOT available in Europe
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Apple Intelligence, Google Search AI, Meta AI - NOT available in Europe
Jul 18, 2024 · 0:59
The video discusses the absence of major AI tools in Europe, including Google Search AI Overviews, Meta AI on Ray-Ban Smart Glasses, and Apple Intelligence. It examines the impact of European tech regulations, including the EU AI Act, charger mandates, and cookie consent rules, while featuring comments from Andrew Bosworth. Finally, the host highlights the economic fallout of these regulatory hurdles, such as slower growth and brain drain, emphasizing Europe's research potential to catch up.
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- 0:00
Major AI tools missing in Europe
The host highlights how prominent AI products such as Google's generative search, Meta AI on Ray-Ban glasses, and Apple Intelligence are unavailable in Europe.
- 0:14
Impact of EU regulation on tech
The discussion covers how European regulations delay tech adoption, citing Andrew Bosworth, the EU AI Act, charger mandates, and cookie consent rules.
- 0:42
Economic fallout and call to action
The presenter examines the consequences of overregulation, such as slower economic growth and brain drain, before urging Europe to support innovators and embrace AI.
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- 0:00
Google's revolutionary generative search experience? Not here. Not even a year later. Meta Ray-Ban smart AI glasses? Nope. Can't buy them. Can't even use them when you get them shipped here. Even Apple announced that the Apple Intelligence and SharePlay features will not be available at launch in Europe. Why is Europe missing out?
- 0:15
You'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
EU regulators are like the top AI experts, knowing exactly how it will develop. Even before imagining all the use cases. 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. And the consequences are real: missed innovation, lost investment, and a brain drain of tech talent and companies. But it doesn't have to be this way.
- 0:50
Europe has the brains, top research and education institutions. It's time to catch up. Let's push for smarter regulation, support the innovators, and embrace the AI revolution.
