OpenAI CEO's reversal on European operations draws attention

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman initially threatened to cease operations in Europe if the EU's AI Act crossed a line, but later reversed his claims, saying the firm has "no plans to leave." Altman expressed concerns about the over-regulation of AI, but lawmakers say the draft of the AI Act is not up for debate. The proposed legislation would require makers of large machine learning systems to disclose AI-generated content and publish summaries of any copyrighted information used as training data for their systems.
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