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Bruno Retailleau: Not imposing on AI in France rules going beyond European law

Proposal put forward by Bruno Retailleau on September 11, 2026. Topic: AI Regulation and the AI Act. The observatory also publishes quotes from 16 other public figures on this topic.

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Apply to AI the general principle defended for all French production: France will never impose more than what Europe requires.

Bruno Retailleau, September 11, 2026 · translation by the observatory

Original quote (French)

Appliquer à l'IA le principe général défendu pour toute la production française : la France n'imposera jamais plus que ce que l'Europe exige.

Source: avecretailleau.fr · archived copy

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