Europe has developed an extraordinary economic talent: it watches a technological revolution begin elsewhere, writes the rules for it, builds the authorities to supervise it, imposes the reporting — and only then wonders why so little of it is happening in Europe. Artificial intelligence (AI) has made the habit impossible to ignore. The habit is not an accident of Brussels. It is the Franco-German regulatory reflex, written into the treaties and then imposed on everyone else.
Europe Is Missing the AI Train. Now It Is Banning the Tools
