Expert opinions on EU

Small businesses are the foundation of our economy and AI has the potential to help them maximize opportunities.

We want to make sure that our most critical sensitive data is stored in Europe. [...] We want to be sure nobody has a kill switch.

Our concern is that CADA [the EU Cloud and AI Development Act] addresses those risks with instruments that go considerably further than security policy and will not deliver better security or resilience.

La protección de los menores en internet y la regulación de la IA constituyen un asunto de primer orden.

Members of the Socialist Party, theoretically today you come to tell us that artificial intelligence must be regulated, and you associate it with the most vulnerable people. [...] Look: what you propose already exists. The Artificial Intelligence Act...

To effectively address the pressing issue of technological sovereignty in AI, a coalition of EU member states and like-minded countries should commit themselves to creating a CERN for AI worthy of the name. [...] When 12 European nations established ...

Because, you know, those things are, those things, people want those things. People want compute. They want data. And humans are humans and we do compete. And it’s important to convene people so that we dilute that ability of competition, because thi...

"Normally this initiative is aimed at EU countries," said a European Commission spokeswoman via email,

To effectively address the pressing issue of technological sovereignty in AI, a coalition of EU member states and like-minded countries should commit themselves to creating a CERN for AI worthy of the name.

This paper presents a governance framework for AI systems, designed to ensure verifiable compliance with the EU AI Act, integrating an evaluation system with metrics.

We don’t need a law that gives us permission to do what we know is right.