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Frederike Kaltheuner, senior EU and global governance lead at the AI Now Institute, an AI research body, added that following the launch of DeepSeek, Europeans had fleetingly thought they had a chance to compete in AI.
Financial Times
Feb 11, 2025
Europe between DeepSeek and Trump
DeepSeek’s recent breakthrough has sent shockwaves around the world. Does a more volatile AI market mean Europe now has a fleeting chance to compete?
IPS Journal
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What the European Commission’s focus on AI industrial policy means for Green and left-of-centre parties
Frederike Kaltheuner of AI Now shares her insights on the European Commission’s focus on AI industrial policy means for Green and left-of-centre parties.
Dec 24, 2024
“Everything converges with a handful of US corporations”
How can Europe keep up with the USA and China in artificial intelligence? That is the wrong question, says the organization AI Now. Before Europe invests hundreds of billions in AI, it should be clarified who benefits from it.
Suddeutsche Zeitung
Nov 15, 2024
