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Competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager aims to create a'transatlantic space for trustworthy AI', giving companies a single set of rules to follow. Brussels and Washington can create a common space for trustworthy AI so that companies can comply with both EU and US artificial intelligence guidelines by applying a single set of rules, the EU's competition commissioner has said. Margrethe Vestager's remarks, made in advance of the third EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) meeting, which will take place on December 5, go further than ever before in aiming to align rules over the technology. Speaking in Brussels on 21 November, she said that progress made by the EU and US should "pave the way for a transatlantic sort of space for trustworthy AI." If the US and EU can agree on a common rulebook for AI it would become the de facto global standard, given the weight of the two economies.