EU uses AI platform GPT@EC as a strategic tool to accelerate accession talks, positioning technology as a diplomatic leverExecutive summary: The European Commission unveiled an internal AI model, GPT@EC, to aid its enlargement negotiations. AI is being used as a diplomatic instrument to accelerate candidate country integration, highlighting the EU’s focus on tech competitiveness. European Commission officials and EU enlargement chief Olivér Várhelyi The model will be rolled out in upcoming talks with candidate states, potentially influencing EU tech policy.The European Commission has developed an internal AI model called GPT@EC to support its enlargement agenda. The tool is being presented as a way to streamline accession negotiations and demonstrate the EU’s technological capacity. Its deployment signals a shift toward tech-driven diplomacy within EU policy-making.Connected developmentsCalifornia’s IPO tax windfall hinges on AI-heavy listingsSpaceX’s AI-linked market movement signals IPO ambitionsOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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