The bloc can still take the lead in developing trustworthy AI models, but it will require substantial cross-border investments and an EU-wide initiative to pool resources, talent and ambition.
Op-Ed: Why EU’s AI development needs a CERN moment Read More »
In September 2024, the “Draghi report” revealed the EU’s lag in R&I. We outline three key strategies to align EU R&I policy with good governance principles and drive progress.
Bold Investment for Europe Requires Good Governance Read More »
A moonshot project for Europe? Max and Balint argue it is time for the European Commission to take a more ambitious stance on advanced AI.
Op-Ed: Why the Commission must think bigger on CERN for AI Read More »
Why the European Commission should not hire internal staff for its lead scientific advisor on artificial intelligence.
Op-Ed: The EU AI Office needs top scientific talent, not familiar faces Read More »
As artificial intelligence (AI) emerges, we must ask ourselves: how can the European Union secure its place in the global AI ecosystem?
Op-Ed: Three Openings for Europe in the Global AI Ecosystem Read More »
Creating new laws is one thing; enforcing them is the real challenge. Maria Koomen and Raegan McDonald make four suggestions on how the EU’s ambitious tech regulations can be enforced more effectively.
Op-Ed: Enforcement is crucial for EU’s tech policy success Read More »
Competitiveness has already become the new mantra for the next European Commission, but the topic of the European Commission’s competitiveness as an institution is absent. For the next mandate, the EU should look to empower an individual at the heart of the institutions and bring a focus on innovation home.
Op-ed: The European Commission Needs a Chief Operating Officer Read More »
On May 21st, 2024, after three years of painstaking negotiations, the European Council approved the final version of the European Union’s landmark AI Act. But, what does the AI Act do exactly? Does it do it well? And what can other jurisdictions drafting AI legislation learn from the EU’s approach to AI regulation?
Op-ed: The EU AI Act: Regulatory Exemplar or Cautionary Tale? Read More »
Governments must learn from past challenges and actively steer technological innovation, prioritising democratic principles and positive social impact over industry profits. As the global order comes under increasing strain, political leaders must look beyond the ballot box and focus on mitigating the long-term risks posed by emerging technologies.
Op-ed: Making Emerging Technologies Safe for Democracy Read More »
