The European life in 2024 revolves around using American software on Chinese hardware
POLICY
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Chief AI Officers Drive Federal AI Integration and Innovation
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Uncover the role of Chief AI Officers in federal AI integration! In their @FedScoop op-ed, Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan and @DominoDataLab
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Technology Must Better Support Online Visibility Safety
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So sorry you're dealing with this!! Will be reporting them. Being visible online should NOT have to be this way. Technology needs to do better, so you can be the bright, inspiring person you are and reach as many people as possible!
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European entrepreneurship culture faces regulatory barriers
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It's true but entrepreneurship is "cool" now worldwide, if you make it hard for entrepreneurs in Europe to start it won't become a big part of the culture though
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Government Official’s Primary Job Is Writing AI Regulation
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The guy's job is literally to write regulation
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Tech Giants Navigate EU Markets: Why Europe Lacks Big Tech
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That's not what I said, I gave Uber as an example who can navigate 27 EU markets Google, Amazon, Microsoft etc and all these tech giants are other examples who have also But 27 EU markets is used as an argument why there's no big EU tech companies, so the argument doesn't work
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Europe’s business environment challenges for AI development
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True but only 20%, again these arguments feel like European coping instead of just accepting the truth that we don't have a healthy business environment I'm European
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Pro-regulation stance: strengths and weaknesses debated
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I disagree, it's pro-regulation, makes some good points and many bad points like the one above
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Why Can’t Europeans Execute the Same Tech Playbook
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Yep, so if that's the playbook why can't Europeans do that
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Why Europe Struggles Against American Tech Giants
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I keep seeing this argument why Europe doesn't have tech companies "There's so mamy different EU markets, cultures, languages and regulatory environments to deal with" Then why is for example Uber, an American company, active in most of the 27 EU countries and able to navigate