The European Union plans to invest €200 billion in AI to compete with the US and China. Von Der Leyen argues that the AI race is ongoing, despite perceptions of Europe lagging. The investment aims to enhance EU companies' AI capabilities, welcomed by start-ups at the Paris AI Summit. While the EU has established strict AI regulations, US Vice President JD Vance warns this could hinder cooperation. Some experts suggest that European firms need to relax regulations to remain competitive and collaborate with American technology. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)