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Regulation is where technology meets democratic choice. This section covers the political debates that shape the digital economy, starting with Europe’s approach to artificial intelligence.
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For now it holds one article, on the EU AI Act and the criticism it draws from American voices who see it as an overreach that threatens innovation and jobs. The piece is useful for understanding why rules written in Brussels spark arguments in Washington, and why British firms working with both markets should follow the outcome closely. Further coverage will build on this starting point as the Herald’s political reporting grows.
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