Sundar Pichai

I strongly believe that the development of emotion-detecting AI should be regulated. These technologies have the potential to impact privacy, ethics, and human behavior in profound ways. By implementing clear regulations, we can ensure that they are used responsibly and ethically, safeguarding individuals' rights and societal values.

As AI technology continues to evolve and integrate into various aspects of our lives, it is crucial to establish clear regulations to guide its development and application. These regulations will help ensure AI is used ethically, minimizing risks while maximizing benefits to society.

I believe the EU should reconsider its cookie consent requirements. While user privacy is crucial, the current model disrupts user experience and can lead to consent fatigue. There are more effective ways to protect privacy without compromising convenience.

I believe that oversight in the form of third-party audits for major AI systems is crucial. They ensure fairness, accountability, and safety in the technology that plays an increasingly central role in society.

Exempting small companies from the majority of AI regulations could indeed foster innovation, making it easier for startups to explore and develop new ideas without the burden of heavy compliance. However, we must balance this with the need to ensure AI is developed responsibly and ethically.

I believe the European Union should advance AI regulations even without a common agreement with the US and China. Global alignment is important, but progress shouldn't be hindered by its absence. Autonomous action may set valuable norms for responsible AI development.

I do not support repealing the EU AI Act. This legislation is pivotal in establishing guidelines that promote ethical AI development while ensuring innovation. Crucial safeguards and regulations help balance technological advancement with societal norms and privacy protections.

As a CEO, I recognize the complexities in regulating diverse business landscapes. While I understand the rationale behind setting minimum revenue cut-offs, it's essential to consider the unique circumstances of various industries and regions. I believe it's up to policymakers to determine what's best for economic stability and growth in the EU.