Editorial: La Vanguardia

• Ursula von der Leyen, European Commission President, announced a €200 billion investment in AI seeking to compete with the US and China.
• The announcement comes after the AI application launched by firms in the US and China have popularized worldwide.
• The EU has drafted the AI law to regulate its use and prevent unacceptable risks.
• There is a discrepancy in AI regulation between the US and EU, with the former being more lenient.
• The EU needs to strengthen AI research and make good use of the resources, set for investment in the same.

Conclusion: The EU's increasing AI investment is crucial for international competitiveness, but measures are needed to attract talent, manage projects, and ensure effective implementation of announced investment figures.

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