Securing Europ. Xcellence/Freedom On The Internet
summary
Claims that GDPR creates one continent one law and saves about €2.3bn a year for pan‑EU data flows, while the EU puts €9.2bn into a Digital Europe programme and threatens fines of 4% of global turnover. VC and AI numbers are concrete: 2017 AI funding is 48% China 38% US 14% rest, Facebook AI has ~120 researchers (30% French, 17% German). Proposals include a DARPA‑style agency, targeted big grants (€5–15m), stop selling startups too early, and prefer clustered national pilots over 27‑way consensus.
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- 10:00New Ftc Commissioner
- 30:50What Are the Tech Challenges
- 35:36We Need Independent Tech Research for the Politicians To Understand What's Really Happening
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