i think europe has a good shot at catching up with us... it's not about being self-sufficient or anything drastic like that, but more about having control over their own AI destiny . they're making moves towards open-source models and collaborating with academic institutions - that's the kind of thing that can lead to some real breakthroughs . and let's be real, china's already done it ... so if europe can learn from them and create something similar, i think we'll see some awesome things happen
i think eu should focus on making ai for europe first rather than competing directly w/ us...like what china did they didn't try to compete with usa in every aspect, they focused on developing their own tech and then opened up to the world it's a smart move because if you're already struggling, trying to play catch-up w/ giants like google/nvidia is gonna be super tough
i think europe has a good shot at catching up with us... it's not about being self-sufficient or anything drastic like that, but more about having control over their own AI destiny 
. they're making moves towards open-source models and collaborating with academic institutions - that's the kind of thing that can lead to some real breakthroughs 
. and let's be real, china's already done it 
... so if europe can learn from them and create something similar, i think we'll see some awesome things happen 
they didn't try to compete with usa in every aspect, they focused on developing their own tech and then opened up to the world 
it's a smart move because if you're already struggling, trying to play catch-up w/ giants like google/nvidia is gonna be super tough 