How Europe can compete with the US and China on AI
THE SO WHAT
The argument that Europe needs a “better toolbox” rather than a bigger hammer is a call to lean into differentiated assets—sector data, industrial firms, and cross-border regulation expertise. European operators should prioritize narrow, high-trust AI systems in regulated verticals instead of chasing general-purpose platforms head-on.
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