Why sovereignty is shaping Europe’s AI market now European buyers have made a hard pivot from “cloud-first at any cost” to “AI at scale with jurisdictional certainty,” and that shift has turned sovereignty from an edge case into the center of the enterprise roadmap. Rising enforcement under GDPR,
Audiences may chuckle at machine-written quips, but new evidence argues the laugh line hides a deeper gap between fluent mimicry and real comic sense, and that gap matters whenever meaning and nuance do the heavy lifting. A study presented at EMNLP by teams from Cardiff University and Ca’ Foscari
Global AI adoption hit a hard ceiling as privacy rules, board scrutiny, and sector mandates stalled enterprise rollouts until sensitive conversations, uploads, and model outputs could reliably stay within national borders. OpenAI’s expansion of data-at-rest residency across the EEA and Switzerland,
Laurent Giraid has spent years at the intersection of AI systems and the guardrails that make them safe and useful. Today, he’s focused on helping enterprises move beyond proofs of concept to production, where resilience, security, and governance determine real outcomes. In this conversation, we
The economy is marching into an AI-shaped future in which algorithms touch workflows, infrastructure, and trust at once, and the scale of change has already altered how companies build, hire, and secure themselves against new threats. AI has shifted from niche experiment to general-purpose
When a wildfire jumps a ridge and smoke blinds cameras, a drone that learns in place can turn chaos into usable signal before networks choke on raw video and teams lose the minutes that save homes and lives. That urgency framed a new effort at The University of Alabama in Huntsville, where
