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The European Union is seeking to strengthen its sovereignty in artificial intelligence and semiconductors, aiming to increase its share of the global chip market to 20% by 2030. It plans to do so by establishing seven computing and data hubs under the “InvestAI” initiative, with projected investments of €200 billion. However, disputes over the project’s funding and factory locations, along with bureaucracy and the loss of skilled workers, are delaying its implementation. Over the past five years, Europe has invested €252 billion in computing and AI, compared with up to $1 trillion in the United States. European leaders discussed the opportunities and risks of AI at a summit in Dublin, while an expert called for legislative frameworks to curb misuse and harness its applications, particularly in healthcare.
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