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- Ireland’s European Union officials began the first AI Act enforcement actions, requesting safety information from advanced AI model providers.
- The Dublin Declaration pledged EU investment in AI infrastructure and financial backing for European AI companies.
- Former European Central Bank President Mario Draghi warned AI scarcity would be catastrophic for the EU’s economy.
- The EU supplies about 5% of global AI computing capacity, compared with roughly 75% from the United States.