Policy report warns Europe faces risk of marginalization in the AI era

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ME AI message: The recently released policy simulation report, "Europe 2031," highlights that, constrained by computing power shortages and dependence on external models, Europe risks economic and political marginalization in the global AI competition unless it makes significant strategic adjustments. The report notes that Europe currently accounts for only 5% of global AI computing power, lacks leverage in technological competition, and may fail to realize its advocated "technological sovereignty" due to insufficient funding and policy delays, potentially even losing autonomous control over core technology firms such as ASML. To address these challenges, the report proposes a series of strategies. It recommends that Europe mobilize substantial public and private capital to concentrate investments in foundational computing infrastructure, including energy, semiconductors, and data centers; and form a technology alliance with countries such as the UK and Japan to integrate supply chain advantages and gain leverage in international negotiations. Additionally, the report calls on Europe to reform its labor market to adapt to the widespread adoption of AI and tighten scrutiny of foreign investment in domestic manufacturing to solidify its existing advantages in industrial AI and robotics. (Source: ChainCatcher)
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