MIT Technology Review April 8, 2024
Melissa Heikkilä

Here’s why he believes the landmark law he helped to shepherd through will change the AI sector for the better.

Dragoș Tudorache is feeling pretty damn good. We’re sitting in a conference room in a chateau overlooking a lake outside Brussels, sipping glasses of cava. The Romanian liberal member of the European Parliament has spent the day hosting a conference on AI, defense, and geopolitics attended by nearly 400 VIP guests. The day is almost over, and Tudorache has promised to squeeze an interview with me in during cocktail hour.

A former interior minister, Tudorache is one of the most important players in European AI policy. He is one of the two lead negotiators of the AI Act in...

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Topics: AI (Artificial Intelligence), Conferences / Podcast, Govt Agencies, Regulations, Technology, Trends
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