Competition
The US is Ground Zero for rightsholder lawsuits against AI companies. Courts have yet to deliver a definitive verdict.
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February 28, 2025
From AI To Digital Tax: Europe and US Clash on Tech
Transatlantic tensions over tech are mounting. High-level meetings aim to prevent a destructive conflict.
February 26, 2025
Five Concerns Over US-Ukraine Minerals Deal
In addition to high tension in Ukrainian-US relations, negotiation of the deal has generated much frustration among Ukrainians.
February 25, 2025
EU Copyright Needs Reform to Spur Fair AI
Current European copyright opt-outs are ill-suited to develop artificial intelligence. Mandatory remuneration rights offer a better solution.
February 24, 2025
How Much Copyright is Needed to Fuel AI?
Countries with permissive copyright rules are associated with high levels of artificial intelligence innovation. But too liberal laws could backfire.
February 21, 2025
Confronting the AI Copyright Crunch
Artificial intelligence developers are harvesting copyrighted content from across the web. Is this practice fair, robbery, or something in between?
February 20, 2025
US to Europe — Get Used to a New World
The US is making decisions for its security and the continent will need to adjust accordingly. This should not be a surprise or a disaster.
February 18, 2025
Adapt or Die: Europe’s Energy on the Edge
Europe has severed almost all its dependence on Russian energy. But it faces a cost crunch.
February 13, 2025
France Pursues an AI “Third Way”
Sovereignty emerged as a core theme of the Paris AI Action Summit. Is it a viable strategy?
February 5, 2025
Is Europe’s Competitiveness Compass Leading It Astray?
Strong action is needed to reboot Europe’s tech prowess. The European Commission’s just published plan may lack the strength to deal with Trumpian upheaval.