Toppøkonomer advarer: Europa risikerer permanent marginalisering innen KI

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  • Vestager, Aghion, Bengio og andre eksperter lanserte mandag en strategi for transformativ KI som krever en allianse mellom medlemslandene for å sikre forsyningskjeder.
  • Europa kontrollerer under 5 % av verdens KI-datakapasitet; rapporten krever 1,3 billioner euro i investeringer for å nå 15 % innen 2030.
  • Tidligere ESB-president Draghi støtter initiativet i et brev til Financial Times, og argumenterer for at Europa kan oppnå KI-vekst uten å gi fra seg suverenitet til utenlandske selskaper.
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  2. 2 Europe must tighten grip on AI supply chain, experts warn www.euractiv.com
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  4. 4 Draghi: Europe can have AI without oligarchs – if it wins technological sovereignty eualive.net
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  11. 11 The Draghi report on the future of European competitiveness www.tandfonline.com
  12. 12 AI Continent Action Plan delivers major milestones digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu
  13. 13 Europe's difficult choices on AI www.ft.com
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  15. 15 Francesco Bonfiglio - Europe can have AI without oligarchs www.linkedin.com
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  17. 17 EU resists Mario Draghi's competitiveness cures www.ft.com