Künstliche Intelligenz: Siemens-Chef warnt vor zu viel Regulierung bei KI
Konzernchef Roland Busch ist von den positiven Effekten der Künstlichen Intelligenz überzeugt. Er warnt im Rennen um die Führungsrolle bei KI-Technologien vor zu vielen Vorschriften aus Brüssel.
Siemens' CEO Roland Busch urged the EU to expedite approval of new technologies based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies, warning that excessive regulation could impede their development. "We must not slow down the pace of AI technology development through regulation," Busch said to "Welt am Sonntag". "Consider how long it takes to pass an 'AI Act' or 'Data Act' – perhaps two years.
In that time, AI models could have evolved six or eight times." The delay in regulation often meant that the technology had already moved in a different direction by the time the rules took effect. "We are always playing catch-up," Busch criticized. Busch also opposed broad European Union tariffs against China. "There may be reasons for few targeted tariffs," he said.
"However, we must be extremely careful not to protect lack of competitiveness, as that ultimately harms us." European trade disputes with China were not solely due to unfair trade practices. "The truth is that we are dealing with very capable competitors in China – strong engineers and committed teams who develop innovative products and rapidly adapt new technologies, including AI," Busch explained. "This is the new competitive landscape. We must acknowledge it and respond accordingly."
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