Opportunities remain available for market entrants to build on AI models

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Regulations on artificial intelligence (AI) do not necessarily inhibit smaller players in the market, where there are opportunities for use cases to be built on top of current major platforms. 

Critics of regulatory policies, such as mandatory certification and licensing requirements, have argued that these rules will boost the foothold of large market players while rising entry barriers for startups looking to break into the market. 

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