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“Why CVCs are uniquely positioned to solve automotive's biggest regulatory challenges”
these are really good examples of where having a CVC saying that, you know, yes. This is a problem. Yes. This is something that we really see. And, actually, we can help because we have a range of tec
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...regulatory agencies is say, I I get penalized every time an error happens and I get no upside for things working more efficiently or working more on target or anything else. So I just throw in every possible thing that could be answering a negative.
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...regulatory regimes is going to be incredibly burdensome to comply with. I think even the people who support a lot of this regulation are now acknowledging that we're gonna need a federal standard. The problem is that when they talk about it, what the
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...thing for regulatory agencies is say, I I get penalized every time an error happens and I get no upside for things working more efficiently or working more on target or anything else. So I just throw in every possible thing that could be answering a
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...clear regulatory framework helps a lot. Like, for the crypto community during the Biden administration, a lot of what they wanted from the SEC was just guidance in terms of what to do, and then everybody's gonna go do it. And it was that ambiguity th
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...other person's regulatory toolbox, Something that they can do that you cannot, that you would love to also be able to do? From my perspective, one thing for new products that the CFTC has is called self certification. So for, repetitive products that
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...a purpose fit regulatory framework for these products and and autonomous agents and all of that. Up until now, I think the approach has always been let's apply the old rules and regulations, and and that's gonna work out and make sure that, nobody ca
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Yeah. I mean, I'm I'm in a good position that I used to work for Truman Atkins. But, you know, I so I think we have a great relationship just getting off for the start. But, a memorandum of understanding is something that we've committed to execute a
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...time is, for those companies, what are the regulatory
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...go through a regulatory review process. That was such a naive assertion that early in the phase of AI technology development. And think about the implication was, okay, well, everything is LLMs. But there's other models like vision action models are
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So certain rules, are incompatible on both sides. We need to knock those out or at least have a kind of default choice, one agency versus the other. If you're a broker dealer and you're doing a very minimal amount of commodity derivatives activity, p
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...a regulatory environment that allows us technology to succeed. And here we are in Europe, and I think many of us had sort of have, you know, tried to work with technology companies in Europe have have hit sort of a lot of roadblocks and a lot of stum
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I get all of that. Those are legitimate things that need to get ironed out, but I think that it could have been done in a federal framework. Not having it, I think the risk is that if you have 50 different sets of regulation and it won't even just be
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