
Regional Profiles of AI Capability: The European Union
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Authors: Michael Feldman, Melissa Riddle
Publication Date: March 2020
Length: 7 pages
In 2018, the European Union (EU) officially entered the competition for global leadership in artificial intelligence, outlining its strategy under the Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence. Like China and the United States, the EU sees the technology as a major driver for regional economic growth and productivity, as well as a way to solve the world’s most pressing environmental and social challenges.
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