The United States and China are in a competitive race for dominance in artificial intelligence (AI), but Mozilla's president, Mark Surman, suggests that Europe should also be considered in this global landscape. Surman emphasizes the need for collaboration among countries like Japan, India, and Canada to pool AI resources, drawing a parallel to CERN's collaborative model in particle physics. Despite the US and China's advantages in investment and data access, Surman believes Europe can excel by focusing on ethical data use and open-source AI development. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)