European Chamber of Commerce report: 40% of companies are unclear about AI usage regulations

October 28, 2024

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About 40% of European companies with local operations are not aware of the specific regulatory provisions on artificial intelligence.

This is the data revealed in an artificial intelligence (AI) survey report released by the European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore (EuroCham) on Monday (October 21), with respondents coming from executives of 54 companies of various types.

The European Chamber of Commerce did not publish the list of companies interviewed, but pointed out that most of them were member companies, and some local companies were also included. According to the website of the European Chamber of Commerce in Singapore, there are currently more than 160 members, including German software company SAP, Airbus, Siemens, Roche and other multinational companies with local operations.

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