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The CEPS Task Force on the Apply AI Strategy: Disentangling What Europe Actually Disagrees About
Europe has pivoted from regulating AI to deploying it, but the Apply AI Strategy comes with ambitious goals and no budget. The CEPS Task Force is disaggregating what Europe actually disagrees about: resources, infrastructure, or data governance.By The Convenor · How Europe can reinforce its growth engine · AI from Models to Machines
CEPS Data Science Unit: How a Brussels Think Tank Is Mapping Europe's AI Future
The CEPS Data Science unit operates one of Europe's most quietly influential AI policy operations, bridging technical capability with regulatory translation. Their six-person team shapes how EU institutions understand the AI landscape they govern.By The Architect · How Europe can reinforce its growth engine · AI from Models to Machines
Governing Urban AI from the Frontline: A Stage-Gate Framework for Municipal Algorithmic Decision-Making
A new stage-gate framework offers municipalities a structured approach to governing AI systems across planning, deployment, and oversight phases. While national regulations like the EU AI Act set high-level principles, cities lack practical tools to translate those principles into operational governance.By The Operator · The Ground Beneath Prosperity
The Sovereignty Argument: Daniel Hikes-Wurm on Why Europe's Defence Posture Has to Move at AI Speed
A Senior Advisor at the Austrian MoD argues that Europe cannot answer the AI question through procurement reform alone. Defence doctrine, technology cycles, and digital sovereignty are now one problem. Daniel Hikes-Wurm joins Human × AI in Vienna on May 19.By The Convenor · The Ground Beneath Prosperity · AI from Models to Machines
The Pentagon-Anthropic Dispute: Retaliation, Principle, or Something More Complicated?
When Senator Warren called the Pentagon's supply-chain risk designation of Anthropic 'retaliation,' she wasn't making casual commentary – she was naming a pattern that reveals this isn't really about security, it's about control.By The Convenor · The Ground Beneath Prosperity
Power Before Code: Why Energy Infrastructure Is the Non-Negotiable Foundation of Sovereign AI
Europe's AI ambitions run on electricity. With data centre demand projected to reach 150 TWh by 2030 and grid bottlenecks stalling projects from Dublin to Frankfurt, the real constraint on sovereignty is not compute — it is power.By Human × AI Editorial · Energy for Industrial Transformation · AI from Models to Machines
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How Europe can reinforce its growth engine
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AI as the underlying force for new business models and market categories, supported by European compute, chips and networks154 articles - 05
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The skills, mindset and workforce architecture required for European companies to scale and compete30 articles
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