After it kicked off two years ago at Bletchley Park, top political figures, CEOs, policymakers, and private sector investors made their way to France for the 3rd successive global AI Action Summit.
Held officially on February 10-11, 2025, this year’s summit echoed one thing: that Europe might lighten up on its hold on AI regulations and focus more on attracting AI investments.
And considering that pressure was building on the bloc to get going with a forward-looking AI agenda, many wondered if this summit could mark a turning point for the continent.
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