Europe has admitted it's fallen behind US innovation. Now it's plotting a comeback.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : "AI -- and particularly generative AI -- is an evolving technology in which EU companies still have an opportunity to carve out a leading position in selected segments," the report said.
55% : The report said that to date, the EuroHPC JU has been used primarily for scientific research, but it was increasingly being opened up to AI startups, small and medium-sized businesses, and the "broader AI community.
50% : " The Tesla chief added: "A thorough review of EU regulations to eliminate unnecessary rules and streamline activity in Europe would revitalize growth and strengthen competitiveness.
48% : The lack of disruptor energy -- or, as the report puts it, "Europe's failure to capitalize on the first digital revolution" in the mid-1990s -- has also been a key factor for why "EU productivity diverged from the US" in that period.

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