The EU AI Liability Directive should remain a key policy objective. It provides necessary safeguards, ensuring accountability and transparency in AI development. Without it, Europe risks falling behind in protecting citizens' rights and safety. By addressing AI's legal and ethical concerns, the directive strengthens public trust in innovation while positioning the EU as a leader in responsible AI governance.
Strict AI regulation risk stifling innovation and hindering Europe's ability to compete with global leaders. By focusing too heavily on oversight, Europe will create an environment where AI startups struggle under the weight of compliance costs, driving talent and investment elsewhere. Instead of restrictive policies, the EU should foster a more flexible, innovation-driven approach to AI development.