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Centre for Future Generations: CERN for AI – The EU's Seat at the Table

Jeremy WeaverFebruary 5, 2025
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The report proposes the creation of a centralized "CERN for AI" in Europe, backed by €30-35 billion over three years, to foster innovation in advanced, trustworthy AI, bolster economic competitiveness, and enhance strategic autonomy through enhanced public-private collaboration and robust infrastructure.

Centre for Future Generations: CERN for AI – The EU's Seat at the Table



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This report proposes a "CERN for AI," a large-scale, pan-European public-private initiative to boost Europe's competitiveness in advanced artificial intelligence.

The authors argue that Europe lags behind the US and China due to insufficient funding and a fragmented ecosystem, advocating for a centralized institution with substantial funding (€30-35 billion over three years) to develop trustworthy AI.

Key components include access to frontier computational infrastructure, strong leadership, dedicated talent hubs, robust security measures, and effective public-private partnerships. The report explores the economic and geopolitical benefits, emphasizing the need for strategic autonomy and addressing security concerns related to AI.

Ultimately, it aims to show how a CERN for AI can address Europe's economic and security challenges while promoting ethical AI development.

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