Germany aims to catch up in AI
At the Digital Summit in Berlin, the German government outlined plans to help the country catch up in the global AI race. Government ministries have agreed on shared AI targets for 2030.
AI projects from pilot to production
Despite increasing investments in artificial intelligence, 71% of companies are still stuck in the pilot or proof-of-concept stage. They struggle to turn their experiments into real business value.
Nvidia CEO urges Europe to embrace AI
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has called on European companies to make much greater use of artificial intelligence. He sees significant potential for the technology, particularly in the automotive industry, healthcare, robotics and financial services.
Germany and Nvidia push Industrial AI forward
The German government and Nvidia have signed a declaration of intent to accelerate the development and adoption of industrial AI. The agreement was announced at the “Invest in Germany Summit” in Berlin.
Germany clarifies its AI partnership plans
Germany’s Digital Ministry has denied that the country has abandoned a project with French AI company Mistral. The cooperation is continuing as planned, with promoting European AI solutions remaining a key objective.
AI adoption is outpacing communication
A global survey by Culture Amp of 112,000 employees across 123 companies found that 85% are encouraged to use AI at work. Yet almost half don’t understand why it is being introduced.
Why Europe is a strong hub for AI
Malte Kosub, co-founder of Parloa, believes that Europe can serve as a strong foundation for ambitious AI companies. It has a highly skilled workforce, strong universities, and a growing startup ecosystem.
Obama urges Dems to develop AI strategy
Former President Barack Obama urged his party to take the rapid development of AI more seriously. He warned that the technology is at a turning point and could fundamentally transform politics, the economy, and society.
Mistral advances Europe’s sovereign AI ambitions
French AI company Mistral, led by CEO Arthur Mensch, is emerging as one of Europe’s strongest candidates for building an independent artificial intelligence infrastructure. The company aims to reduce Europe’s reliance on US technology giants.
Debate over slowing AI development
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reignited the debate over whether artificial intelligence development should be slowed down to allow society and safety measures to keep pace.