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The narrative of lawmaking "lagging behind" the "innovation" that is allegedly created by " # AI " isn't even…

Big Tech companies are accused of "epistemic capture" in the European Union's AI regulation efforts. By dominating scientific publications and research funding, these companies shape the narrative around AI innovation, paradoxically warning of its dangers while driving its advancement. This dominance makes it difficult for universities and smaller companies to compete, allowing Big Tech to influence AI policy and control the discourse on the future of AI. AI

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IMPACT Big Tech's influence over AI regulation may lead to policies that favor their interests, potentially stifling competition and innovation from smaller players.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named author arguing a specific form of regulatory capture related to AI.

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