The EU trips itself up in the AI race
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WALL STREET JOURNAL — The U.S. remains ahead in this race, and President Trump is focused on winning. But China is close behind. Europe has the talent, companies and capital to be an important partner, but unlocking that potential requires European Union regulators to choose growth and innovation over stagnation and strangulation across energy, permitting and AI regulation.
Europe needs abundant, affordable energy. For years, Europeans have invested in the belief that solar and wind energy could power industrial might. The result so far has been deindustrialization and high energy costs. As Europe begins to grapple with its need for greater growth, the question is whether its current energy policy can support necessary reindustrialization while meeting the massive power demands of a burgeoning AI economy.
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