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WASHINGTON, DC – JULY 23: President Donald Trump speaks at the “Winning the AI Race” summit in Washington, where he signed executive orders advancing his Artificial Intelligence Action Plan. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

By Raghuram G. Rajan, Project Syndicate

When it comes to managing new technologies and financial innovations, the United States tends to regulate too little, too late, whereas the European Union does too much, too soon. Neither gets the balance quite right, which is why the world may be best served if US and European regulators keep pulling in different directions.

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