Originally published byEU-Startups
Europe has the talent and the ambition to lead in AI, but it is struggling to translate that into sustained scale. The issue is whether it can keep moving and translate momentum into impact. Across industries, a familiar pattern is emerging: promising prototypes, successful pilots, and early traction, followed by a slowdown just as companies […]
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