Musk defends AI data centres, slams EU rules at G20
The Tesla and SpaceX chief urged the G20 to tread softly on regulating tech and AI, saying European-style rules inhibit innovation.
Elon Musk defended AI data centres and criticized the European Union's rules during a G20 meeting in North Carolina. Musk argued that data centres are crucial to meet the power demands of AI technology and should not be subject to excessive regulation. He emphasized the need for a supportive environment for innovation, stating that high EU regulations hinder technological progress.
Musk urged the G20 not to impose burdensome rules on AI, as this would slow down the industry's advancements. The Tesla and SpaceX CEO participated in the tech-focused G20 meeting, which aimed to discuss the balance between addressing AI's risks and harnessing its potential.
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