It just feels off when one company's big win gets spun as proof that European AI rules are suddenly fine for everyone else. That's a classic case of seeing a rare pattern and assuming it's the norm, when usually, it's just an outlier. It's like seeing one person win the lottery and saying that proves playing the lottery is a good financial plan for most people. My gut tells me this is cherry-picking, not a general truth; I'd need to see a bunch of small, diverse AI startups thriving across Europe to actually believe it.