Charlotte STIX #02

Digitalisation and AI know no national borders. That is why it is important to take a global perspective from the start and work together to design a strategy that is advantageous for everyone. The European Union has some important lessons to teach others here.

AUTHOR

Charlotte Stix
Research Associate and Policy Officer at the University of Cambridge, European AI policy advisor for Element AI and Fellow of the World Economic Forum‘s Global Future Council on Neuro­tech­no­logy and Brain Sciences. Previously worked for the European Commission on robotics and AI. [Photo: © Mike Thornton]

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