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The cost of not innovating: EU strategic autonomy in AI and cyber defence
Original: The cost of not innovating: Frontier AI models, cyber defence, and EU strategic autonomy
A new analysis argues that Europe's failure to develop frontier AI models carries serious costs for its cyber defence and broader strategic autonomy. The piece contends that without homegrown advanced AI capabilities, the EU remains dependent on foreign technology providers, weakening its ability to protect critical infrastructure and respond to cyber threats independently. It calls for stronger European innovation in AI as a matter of security policy.
Why now: Ongoing EU debates over technology sovereignty, AI regulation and defence have put European dependence on foreign AI models under scrutiny.
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- The cost of not innovating: Frontier AI models, cyber defence, and EU strategic autonomy · CEPR
- The cost of not innovating: Frontier AI models, cyber defence, and EU strategic autonomy · CEPR
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