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European Commission guarantees that AI is under control

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 01:30

The European Commission guaranteed that artificial intelligence is under control, demonstrating a position of regulation and oversight over this technology.

On the same day, the United Kingdom and China called for the prevention of threats inherent to the use of this technology, showing concern about the risks associated with AI.

The United States, under Donald Trump's leadership, was the only country to refuse to control the advancement of this tool, thus distinguishing itself from other countries.

This divergence between world powers reveals different approaches to the regulation of artificial intelligence at the global level.

Why this matters

The position of the EU, United Kingdom and China contrasts with the American refusal to regulate AI, signaling a possible fragmentation in global technology policies. This divergence may affect European companies and consumers operating in international markets, as well as transatlantic cooperation on innovation and digital security.

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