Europe faces a narrowing window to prepare for artificial general intelligence. Commissioning a dedicated AGI Preparedness Report could clarify Europe’s priorities, align institutions, and guide investments before the next frontier of AI transforms global competition.
Bengüsu Özcan, Alex Petropoulos and Max Reddel argue that technical safeguards, societal preparedness, and new standards could make open-weight models safer — but the window to design them is closing fast.
This brief explores how rapid automation could transform Europe’s workforce—and why resilience planning must start now.
AI is advancing at a pace that outstrips traditional policy frameworks, prompting the Centre for Future Generations to explore how outdated governance structures are struggling to keep up with this fast-moving, transformative technology.
To remain sovereign, Europe must lead on safe AI. We outline three priorities: secure chips, trusted evaluations, and AI-powered cybersecurity.
We’ve identified 10 breakthrough technologies with the power to secure Europe’s future - if we invest in them today.
This report explores the institutional design of CERN for AI, covering its structure, legal basis, governance, and funding model.
Ahead of the AI Action Summit in Paris, we make policy recommendations drawing on key lessons from other safety-critical industries like civil nuclear technology and aviation.
Advanced AI holds immense potential to benefit humanity but also poses risks when applied in military contexts, such as weapon development or enabling cyberattacks. This brief provides an overview of the ongoing debate surrounding the dual-use nature of advanced AI systems.
