The “Brussels defect”, is a bug in a world that needs credible strategy instead
Call it the “Brussels defect”: the habit of treating market rules as a substitute for strategy. As Abe Newman recently coined it in the Financial Times, Europe’s regulatory reflex no longer matches a security-first world. What it needs is a credible plan.
The political economy of AI
Size matters in AI. The importance of scale and its cost has implications as to who will benefit most from AI, and it will be felt from geopolitics to competitiveness to the structure of our economies.