Can Europe save the world from the AI apocalypse?
Can Europe save the world from the AI apocalypse?
It is a provocative question, but one that opens the door to some of the most important conversations about Europe's role in shaping the future of artificial intelligence.
In this episode of The Europeans, the award-winning podcast exploring European affairs, Prof. Dr. Aleksandra Przegalińska, Vice-Rector of Kozminski University and co-author of EUonAIR, joins hosts Katy Lee and Dominic Kraemer for an engaging discussion about Europe's approach to AI.
The conversation explores some fascinating questions:
- Can Europe's commitment to trustworthy and controllable AI become a competitive advantage rather than a barrier to innovation?
- Why does Europe need greater technological sovereignty and a credible alternative to AI systems developed elsewhere?
-Is the EU AI Act ready to address the challenges of increasingly autonomous AI agents?
- What do AI companions, digital personas, and children's interactions with AI mean for our future?
At EUonAIR, these questions are central to our mission. We believe that Europe's contribution to the future of AI should be defined not only by technological advancement, but also by responsibility, human agency, and societal benefit.
What if Europe's greatest strength in the global AI race is its commitment to making AI trustworthy?
Listen to the conversation and join the debate!
