EU leaders urged to act now to stay AI competitive at Dublin summit
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At the EU’s first AI summit in Dublin on Friday, Mistral CEO Arthur Mensch and Geoffrey Hinton told leaders Europe needs speed, financing, and member-state coordination to keep pace with the US and China. European Council President Antonio Costa called AI the era’s key technology and stressed benefits, risk management, and global standards. EU official Metsola rejected the idea that the bloc is behind on AI.
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