Wdym abscent? The EU was among the first to regulate AI

I haven't seen any productivity or growth from AI.

All I see is increased liabilities and failures.

Europe being “absent” from the AI safety debate may be the feature, not the bug. While Silicon Valley debates whether its own products could end humanity, Europe is asking the less cinematic question: why should our infrastructure, data and economy depend on a handful of US firms? Safety without sovereignty is just dependency with better paperwork.

Or just skip this shit. We don't need "AI"

The title doesn't make much sense so I haven't read the article. No, experimenting with LLMs/"AI" doesn't automatically make you "dependent on US/China tools". The same way as drawing cats doesn't make you a Egypt colony.

Shun it and have a population of people who can solve their own problems. Use it and gain a population that give of even basic decision making skills.

Or make your own

"Great"

Europe does not invest much into technology; Europeans in general don't like technology. Let the Europeans be good humanist progressives, and leave them alone. They are not in a rat race for dominance.

Shun the technology and lose out on growth feel the JOMO (Joy of Missing Out).

There, fixed it for you.