Investing in AI: Why the EU Court of Aud • Table.Briefings

IMAGO / UIG Studious robot on an ocean liner cruising the North Sea Studious robot on an ocean liner cruising the North Sea. Copyright: JonxBowerxatxApexphotos — In its audit report, the European Court of Auditors attests that the EU has had little success in developing an ecosystem for artificial intelligence (AI).

The European Court of Auditors has found in an audit report that the Commission is falling further and further behind internationally when it comes to investment in AI. It also criticizes the inadequate monitoring and use of research results.

The European Court of Auditors has given the Commission a fair to poor rating for its performance in building a competitive ecosystem for artificial intelligence. Despite considerable efforts and investments, the EU is unable to keep pace with leading global players, the auditors state in a recent report. They criticize that the measures taken by the Commission and the member states have only had a limited impact on the development of the AI ecosystem.

Investing in AI: Why the EU Court of Auditors gives the Commission a bad report card

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