According to the European media Science Business website, a report released by the Life Futures Institute (FLI) in November believes that EU companies are increasingly relying on the general artificial intelligence systems of US and Chinese companies such as Meta, Google , Microsoft and Baidu to develop other artificial intelligence application tools. This dependence could hinder EU efforts to develop global standards for artificial intelligence.
report believes that since the development of general artificial intelligence systems requires a lot of capital, data and computing power, no EU countries have successfully developed related systems, and the hope for the future is slim.
In terms of general artificial intelligence model research and development, in addition to the technology giants in the United States and China, the Korean super-large natural language model HyperCLOVA of South Korea's Naver, the Jurassic-1 system released by the Israeli company AI21Labs, and the Gopher system released by Google's DeepMind are all worth paying attention to.
Currently, only two EU projects, Aleph Alpha, a German startup and Large European AI Models, have tried to build similar artificial intelligence systems, but are far behind other competitors.
