This is an issue we are facing as a company that wants to build here in Canada and of course play a role commercially on the global scale. The ability to have interoperable standards and regulation makes it a lot easier to ensure that we are compliant with regulation.
The challenge, often, isn't that we are afoul of regulation. It's the burden of proving that level of compliance. As much as we can, in fact, be compatible with international standards, it's very much preferable.
The other thing with AI is that in many ways there's been an attempt to regulate the future. We know from many other domains...you can imagine all sorts of things in terms of speculation. The idea of a risk-based framework is that we're actually trying to regulate the technology based on evidence and measurement, which tends to lead to a much better technology and quite likely a better regulatory framework as well.