Tusk issues statement proposing unification of Europe on AI race

Prime Minister Donald Tusk called for closer European cooperation in artificial intelligence to strengthen the EU’s position against the US and China. He argued that Europe’s main disadvantage is fragmented scale and said coordinating efforts across all 27 member states could increase productivity, expand access to services and accelerate growth. Tusk proposed establishing leading AI research institutes, converting research into industrial capacity and making the EU’s proposed “28th regime” work as a common framework for innovative companies.

He also urged European countries to stop financing their AI ambitions separately and instead pool resources and coordinate investment. According to Tusk, greater integration is essential if Europe wants to secure a meaningful role in the global AI revolution.

(pb.pl)