“We’re already fighting yesterday’s battle”: Greece’s prime minister gets candid about AI
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When a sitting prime minister says no government is ready for what AI will do, that’s political cover for faster, more reactive regulation. Operators should plan for policy whiplash — build optionality into data flows, model choices, and cross-border operations.
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