![]() The EU AI Act is officially law, and its impact won’t be confined to European borders. If history is any guide, we’re watching the early stages of what some are calling “The Brussels Effect 2.0.” Just as GDPR reshaped global data privacy standards, the AI Act is poised to redefine how companies build, govern, and scale artificial intelligence. But this isn’t just about compliance. It’s about strategy. Companies that treat the AI Act as a bureaucratic nuisance will play catch-up. The smart ones—those that start aligning their models, governance, and transparency practices now—stand to gain a lasting edge. Why? Because EU standards have a way of becoming global defaults, whether or not your business is based in Brussels, Boston, or Bangalore. In this piece, I unpack:
📖 Read the full long-form essay here on Substack: 👉 https://open.substack.com/pub/axelnewe/p/the-brussels-effect-20-building-ai
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AuthorAxel Newe is a strategic partnerships and GTM leader with a background in healthcare, SaaS, and digital transformation. He’s also a Navy veteran, cyclist, and lifelong problem solver. Lately, he’s been writing not just from the field and the road—but from the gut—on democracy, civic engagement, and current events (minus the rage memes). This blog is where clarity meets commentary, one honest post at a time. ArchivesCategories
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