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Europe tests US tech lead
Europe is seeking to reduce its armed forces’ reliance on U.S. military technology. German company Helsing is preparing to unveil an AI system in Berlin to compete with Maven, developed by Palantir, amid concerns that control over software, data and technical support could become a tool of political pressure. Palantir denies that it can disable its systems remotely, saying customers retain operational control. But incidents involving restrictions on some Starlink services, along with earlier restrictions on Anthropic’s models, have heightened European concerns about digital sovereignty. The German army has said it does not currently plan to buy Maven. It is evaluating AI tools, most of them German, with the aim of beginning to use a domestically developed system in 2027 and completing its deployment in 2028.
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