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13 November 2026

EU leaders urged to 'act now' to stay AI competitive with US, China

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EU leaders urged to 'act now' to stay AI competitive with US, China

EU leaders in Dublin were called on by an AI executive to move quickly in the tech race with the US and China. EU official Metsola, however, expressed frustration with the idea that the bloc is behind in AI development.

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