Europe Has 'Lost Many Races,' Says AMI Labs CEO
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Europe has fallen behind on text-based AI - known as LLMs, according to AMI Labs CEO Alex LeBrun. He spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie at Vivatech 2026 in Paris, France. LeBrun says it could still...
Europe has fallen behind on text-based AI - known as LLMs, according to AMI Labs CEO Alex LeBrun. He spoke to Bloomberg's Tom Mackenzie at Vivatech 2026 in Paris, France. LeBrun says it could still pull ahead in the race for world models - another evolution in AI that moves away from text-based models, towards spatial and physical intelligence. (Source: Bloomberg)
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