The European Union wants to accelerate its commitment to artificial intelligence to avoid repeating with this technology what happened during the expansion of the Internet. Twenty-seven recognize that the implementation of AI is still lower than that of other major powers like the United States, but consider that Europe is still in time to gain weight in a sector that can transform productivity, the labour market and much of the economy.
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The European Union wants to accelerate its commitment to artificial intelligence to avoid repeating with this technology what happened during the expansion of the Internet. Twenty-seven recognize that the implementation of AI is still lower than that of other major powers like the United States, but consider that Europe is still in time to gain weight in a sector that can transform productivity, the labour market and much of the economy.