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Europe trailing China and the United States, which must nevertheless "put the subject on the table" and "respond to serious incidents": in Dublin, the 27 debate for the first time the dangers and benefits of AI
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The leaders of the 27 will debate for the first time the risks and promises of artificial intelligence, at a summit this Friday in Dublin, as Europe tries to stay in the race against the United States and China.
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