A European Framework for AI
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Europe is falling behind global tech leaders and must pursue digital sovereignty by investing in infrastructure (broadband, 5G/6G), cybersecurity, standards and research so European firms can train models without exporting data and dependency. The GDPR needs to modernize to balance privacy with health, climate and innovation needs—current European health data space buildout is too slow and data minimization/purpose rules hinder medical AI. Focus regulation on high-risk AI systems, enable trusted data access (anonymization, trustees, voluntary data donation) and push for “AI made in Europe.”
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