French AI executive Arthur Mensch and Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton briefed European Union leaders on the necessity of rapid technological development to remain competitive with the United States and China.
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French AI executive Arthur Mensch and Nobel laureate Geoffrey Hinton briefed European Union leaders on the necessity of rapid technological development to remain competitive with the United States and China.
EU leaders in Dublin were called on by an AI executive to move quickly in the tech race with the US and China. EU official Metsola, however, expressed frustration with the idea that the bloc is behind in AI development. The EU must “act now” to ensure Europe stays in the AI race with the US and China, French AI firm Mistral’s Chief Executive Arthur Mensch told a summit of the bloc’s leaders on Friday.
Deutsche Welle English reported the story as "EU leaders urged to 'act now' to stay AI competitive with US, China." South China Morning Post reported the story as "EU leaders told to ‘act now’ to stay in AI race with US and China."
2 sources have covered this story, including South China Morning Post and Deutsche Welle English. The earliest reporting in the cluster landed about 6 hours ago.
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- FirstDeutsche Welle EnglishNov 13, 11:55 AM ET · GermanyCenter
- +26mSouth China Morning PostNov 13, 12:20 PM ET · Hong KongRight
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