Europe’s challenge is to turn AI regulation into a driver of innovation, competitiveness and real-world adoption in healthcare. As the global technology race intensifies, Italy could emerge as a testing ground for translating regulatory leadership into clinical and economic results. An interview with Ricardo Baptista Leite
Europe’s challenge is to turn AI regulation into a driver of innovation, competitiveness and real-world adoption in healthcare. As the global technology race intensifies, Italy could emerge as a testing ground for translating regulatory leadership...
From Beijing to Kyiv, Seoul to Washington, the world's military powers are turning to AI-enabled robots as the next frontier of defense. The race is still in its early...
Europe’s China policy is approaching a turning point. A new policy non-paper from the Guarini Institute at John Cabot University, in collaboration with Formiche and...
As EU trade chief Maroš Šefčovič meets Chinese officials to address mounting trade imbalances, Andrew Small, director of the Asia Programme at the European Council on Foreign Relations, warns that Beijing may seek to delay European action through...
Speaking from the Pnyx Hill overlooking the Acropolis, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio delivered a message about the future of the West: reclaiming critical supply...
From Amodei’s warning about the risks of artificial intelligence to the words of Pope Leo XIV, who calls for defending the “spark of humanity”, the debate on AI is...
