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AI leaders and think tanks gather in Brussels as Europe seeks tech sovereignty against US dominance.

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The latest in this situation

  1. The Joint Research Centre (JRC) is evaluating AI models from the United States and China.
  2. France is aiming to reduce its dependence on major US tech giants for AI infrastructure and cloud capacity.
  3. Calls to slow AI development in Europe.
  4. The European Commission announced plans to boost Europe's self-reliance by accelerating its defense industry and efforts to match the AI capabilities of the U.S. and China.

How it started

1 report, 1 independent, last reported Jun 17. The briefing below covers this first event.

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AI leaders and think tanks gather in Brussels as Europe seeks tech sovereignty against US dominance.

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BrusselsEuropeEuropean Commission

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  1. The Jacques Delors Institute, a think tank hub, is associated with IE University in Brussels.Sub-event
  2. European companies are using major cloud services from US providers, prompting the European Commission to seek ways to reduce risky dependencies.Sub-event
  3. Europe is pursuing sovereign AI infrastructure, aiming to replicate CERN's success in its race against global tech competitors.Sub-event
  4. AI leaders gather in Brussels to discuss safe deployment and European tech sovereignty.1 source

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