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Yesterday Geoffrey Hinton, the man who taught machines to dream, gave his verdict: Google will win the AI race. Not maybe. Not probably. Will.
Europe wants to protect its citizens and lead the world in responsible innovation. Yet the digital economy increasingly demands something regulators never anticipated: algorithms that grow stronger by consuming vast volumes of data. This tension has created what many now call the data trap — a space where innovators hesitate, policymakers tighten their grip and both sides wonder whether the rules that once defined Europe’s digital identity can still carry its ambitions forward.
