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Three lessons from California: EEAS Blog post by EU HR Borrell

EU HR Borrell returned from California with three main takeaways: “First, to keep innovation in Europe, we need to significantly increase investment in the high-tech sector. Second, the EU’s human-centric approach to tech regulation is viewed positively by Californian decision-makers. And third, Europe needs to avoid becoming the adjustment variable for Chinese excess capacity.”

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EU and US continue strong trade and technology cooperation

The EU and US reaffirmed their common commitment to a risk-based approach to artificial intelligence (AI) and support for safe and trustworthy AI technologies. A short overview document published today on AI for the Public Good identifies milestones on which the EU and US are cooperating in the areas of extreme weather, energy, emergency response and reconstruction.

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Biden-Harris Administration: Comments on U.S. Intel package

The Biden-Harris Administration announced that the Department of Commerce and Intel Corporation have reached a non-binding preliminary memorandum of terms. The proposed investment would provide up to $8.5 billion in direct funding to ensure leading-edge logic chips, which are essential to the world’s most advanced technologies. What U.S. decision-makers and stakeholders are saying.

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