With the improvement of information technologies and data transmission, artificial intelligence has experienced a renaissance, after the expectations born in the 1980s had been disappointed.
If then we thought of special algorithms to ape the human brain, now the new paradigm is to exploit the calculation speed to give analytical power to artificial brains.
The EU has also plunged into this new frontier, providing a legal framework and technical and financial support to those who intend to take this new path.
If then we thought of special algorithms to ape the human brain, now the new paradigm is to exploit the calculation speed to give analytical power to artificial brains.
The EU has also plunged into this new frontier, providing a legal framework and technical and financial support to those who intend to take this new path.
What are the objectives that the EU is looking at?
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Sector of Interest
Big data presents great opportunities as they help us develop new creative products and services, for example apps on mobile phones or business intelligence products for companies. It can boost growth and jobs in Europe, but also improve the quality of life of Europeans. |
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Elements of the European data economy strategy
Data-driven economy stimulates research and innovation on data , increases business opportunities and availability of knowledge and capital across Europe. |
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