While North America and Asia race to deploy "physics-bending" AI hardware, Europe has opted for a "wait-and-see" approach, shielded by thick layers of regulation. In a DIGITIMES Asia interview, CONTEXT World senior analyst Aaron Smith argues this is creating …
Interview: How Europe's two-year AI lag is becoming a security liability
Europe's cautious AI deployment strategy, driven by strict regulations, has created a two-year lag behind North America and Asia in adopting advanced AI hardware, exposing critical infrastructure and industries to potential security risks. This delay impacts sectors relying on AI-driven automation, cybersecurity defenses, and real-time decision-making, increasing vulnerability to state-sponsored threats and competitive disadvantages in AI-driven industries.