Sam Altmans turbulent relationship withEuropeanregulators has taken two more turns.
The OpenAI CEO is reportedly set for further talks with the EU and a new HQ on the continent.
Altman last sparked an uproar after criticising the EUsAI Act.
The charm offensive continued in an interview withPolitico.We really need an office in Europe, Altman told the outlet.
We also just really want one.
Regardless of what he wants, the need is clear.
Once theAIAct is passed,OpenAIwill require a presence in the EU.
But there are still chances to modify the regulation before its finalised.
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Whatever the outcome, OpenAIs explosive rise shows no signs of slowing down.
The site jumped 33 positions in the global rankings within just two months.
But he added that hes beensuper-impressed by the talent and energy everywhere.
Impressing the EU lawmakers will be the next test of his flattery.
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He leads our coverage of European tech and oversees our talented team of writers.
Away from work, he enjoys playing chess (badly) and the guitar (even worse).
