AI trends are changing corporate innovation
Companies are driving innovation by leveraging three key AI paradigms: agentic, physical, and sovereign AI. However, they must strike a balance between rapid adoption and governance and operational readiness.
Europe’s big opportunity
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang described artificial intelligence in conjunction with robotics as a unique opportunity for Europe. Thanks to its strong manufacturing base and technical expertise, Europe could play a leading role in what is known as “physical AI.”
Physical AI is advancing
AI is increasingly moving from the screen into the physical world. Physical AI, in which AI systems are connected to sensors, cameras, and mechanical controls, controls robots, drones, autonomous vehicles, and industrial machines.
EY and NVIDIA drive physical AI forward
EY is launching a structured platform in collaboration with NVIDIA to support companies in planning, testing, and deploying physical AI. This includes robots, drones, and edge devices, among other things.
Robotics poised for a ChatGPT-Style breakthrough
Venture capitalist Vinod Khosla, an early backer of OpenAI, predicts that robotics will experience a breakthrough similar to ChatGPT within the next two to three years. He envisions humanoid robots handling everyday tasks like chopping vegetables or washing dishes.