Europe risks falling behind in AI as the US and China surge aheadExecutive summary: The article warns that Europe may be lagging behind the United States and China in artificial intelligence investments, risking loss of technological sovereignty. Losing AI leadership could undermine Europe's economic competitiveness, security, and strategic autonomy. United States, China, European Union institutions, and European technology firms. The EU is expected to propose new AI funding initiatives and policy measures in the coming months.The article highlights that Europe’s current AI investment trajectory lags behind that of the United States and China, raising concerns about technological sovereignty. It notes that the United States has poured large sums into data centres while the EU has been slower to act, and China is rapidly expanding its AI capabilities. While the piece is largely speculative, it underscores the strategic implications for EU policy and competitiveness.Connected developmentsGermany calls for an AI turning pointUS and China surge ahead in AIPekín presume del ‘Chinamaxxing’: la fascinación de los jóvenes occidentales por el día a día en ChinaCispa: Wichtiges Cyberzentrum im Zwielicht – CDU fordert wegen brisanter China-Kooperation KonsequenzenASML: Chip-Ausrüster weist US-Bedenken über Anlage für China zurückThe US says ASML’s top chip tool may be in China. ASML says it isn’tOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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