Mark Zuckerberg

I strongly believe that global alignment, especially among major players like the US, EU, and China, is essential before regulating AI. Harmonized standards prevent fragmentation and ensure that AI develops in a way that benefits everyone.

I believe that AI holds enormous potential to benefit society in many ways, but its rapid development also presents challenges that need to be managed responsibly. Regulation can help ensure AI is used ethically and safely.

As the CEO of a company that values user experience, I believe the EU should stop requiring websites to ask for cookie consent. While privacy is important, the current system creates a fragmented and often disruptive browsing experience. We should focus on more streamlined and user-friendly methods of maintaining privacy.

I believe that regulating the development of emotion-detecting AI could stifle innovation and limit the potential benefits these technologies can offer. At Facebook, we are committed to using AI responsibly and transparently. The technology has the potential to greatly enhance user experiences and provide valuable insights, and we should focus on ethical guidelines rather than restrictive regulations.

Ensuring the responsible development and deployment of AI is critical. Mandatory third-party audits would help build public trust and set a common standard for accountability in the industry.

Repealing the EU AI Act could foster innovation and competitiveness in the AI sector. Overregulation can stifle creativity and progress. We need a framework that encourages innovation while protecting users.

I believe in lean regulation that supports innovation. While not all old laws are obsolete, a principle that prompts us to review and potentially eliminate outdated laws when new ones are created could foster a more dynamic and responsive legal environment, encouraging progress and growth.

Exempting small companies from most AI regulations can boost innovation by allowing these nimble entities to explore and iterate rapidly without being weighed down by excessive compliance costs. This could drive technological breakthroughs and economic growth.

We should work towards simplifying the legal system. This will help individuals and businesses by making it easier to understand legal requirements and reduce the time spent on compliance.

Laws should evolve with society and technology. Expiration dates could ensure they stay relevant and effective instead of becoming outdated and hindering progress.