Judith Dada: "We need the European Manhattan Project!"
In the interview, the investor explains her vision for Europe's AI future, where she sees gaps in the federal government's plans and why Europe must attract US corporations for data centers.
Judith Dada, a prominent startup expert and co-head of German AI startup Langdock, has warned that Europe could experience a dramatic decline in significance if it misses the AI revolution. Along with other experts, she has published a scenario paper titled "Europe 2031" which outlines a possible future where the EU breaks apart, its social model is no longer affordable, and it becomes a vassal state to the US and China.
Dada's motivation for the paper was to convey the urgency of the situation, as she believes Europe is underestimating the speed and scale of the transformation. The paper was presented ahead of the Handelsblatt KI-Summit, which will take place on October 16-17 in Munich.
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