OpenAI CEO reconsiders leaving Europe amidst AI regulation concerns.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has retracted his warning that the company may have to stop operating in Europe if the proposed EU regulation on artificial intelligence moves forward. Altman had previously expressed concerns that the regulation was "over-regulating" AI products. The regulation would require companies with generative AI products, such as OpenAI's ChatGPT, to disclose the use of copyrighted material in its training models. The EU Parliament is considering revisions to the law, and the next step in the process is a vote by the Parliament between June 12-15 on a negotiating draft.
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