The EU wants an AI revolution. But on whose terms?
As the US and China race ahead, the European Union seeks to boost its economy with AI.
DW reports: As the US and China race ahead, the European Union seeks to boost its economy with AI.
Can it compete while protecting workers, safety and the climate?
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