The European Union is facing criticism for its restrictive AI policies, which have led to the unavailability of several advanced AI technologies in the region. Notable AI innovations such as OpenAI's Advanced Voice Mode in ChatGPT, Meta's Llama 3.2 model, and AI features in Apple's iOS are currently not accessible in the EU and the UK. Concerns are growing that these restrictions could result in a 'two-speed AI' scenario, where Europe lags behind other regions in AI advancements. This situation has prompted discussions on whether the EU's regulatory framework is stifling AI innovation and hindering technological progress.