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 »
The role of AI in democratic processes is a key issue of our time. Our AI team lead Max Reddel discusses current challenges and solutions as part of a larger event on AI and society.
AI & Society 2024 – How to safeguard democracy in the A.I. era Read More »
In this roundtable lunch discussion, we are attempting to answer the question of what a resource pooling initiative like the CERN for A.I. should look like to best serve the EU’s economic security.
Roundtable Lunch Discussion on A.I. Industrial Policy Read More »
We examine how the impacts of climate change and climate interventions could affect the EU’s security and explore how timely governance and prudent research by the European Union can improve potential outcomes.
Why the EU Needs a Comprehensive Climate Security Strategy Read More »
Quantum technologies are strategically significant for the EU’s competitiveness and security. Join to discuss how the EU can responsibly develop and deploy Quantum tech.
Quantum Technologies: How can we lead in the industries of the future? Read More »
The Seoul AI Safety Summit in May 2024 saw the announcement of a global network of AI Safety Institutes. We analyse what progress has been made, how plans and motivations differ, and what can we learn about how to set up AISIs effectively.
The AI Safety Institute Network: Who, What and How? 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 »
A new report from the International Center for Future Generations (ICFG) puts forward a detailed breakdown of how one of the incoming European Commission’s most important policy proposals can become a success.
How the “CERN for AI” idea could become Europe’s path to global leadership in AI Read More »
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen proposed a bold new initiative to create a “CERN for AI,” aiming to boost Europe’s competitiveness through AI innovation. This effort would pool resources across the continent, similar to the successful CERN model for physics research. But what would it actually entail? Our new report dives into the details.
CERN for AI: The EU’s seat at the table Read More »
