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Well-designed AI safety regulation can promote rather than hinder innovation by creating clear standards and public trust.

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  • The EU's GDPR, despite initial concerns, led to growth in privacy-tech companies and increased consumer trust.
  • Clear regulatory frameworks reduce uncertainty that currently chills investment in AI safety research.
  • International coordination through bodies like the OECD can prevent regulatory arbitrage.

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