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Open AI chief questions EU “over-regulation” of large language models

Sam Altman
Sam Altman. Photo: Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images

Martin Cloake

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Sam Altman raised the possibility of the company pulling out of Europe altogether.

An EU rule requiring companies to disclose copyrighted materials used in developing generative AI tools could lead to the company behind ChatGPT pulling out of Europe, according to the CEO of the company behind the software.

Speaking at an event in London, UK, Wednesday, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman described the

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