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With the vast majority of AI foundation models being developed in the United States and China, Europe must be realistic in its ambitions. Even if it never becomes a source of pioneering AI innovation, ...

Everyone I know is looking for chances outside the U.S. now.” That’s what Dr. Danielle Beckman, a neurovirologist at UC Davis, told POLITICO Nightly, and she is hardly the only one. There’s a ...

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The scientific revolution we must regard, therefore, as a creative product of the West – depending on a complicated set of conditions which existed only in western Europe … And when we speak of ...

Science is fragile. The scientific revolution was not inevitable. It emerged from the cauldron of religious wars that ravaged 17th-century Europe.

One finding makes a common opinion: Europe is lagging behind in the development of these technologies, especially in the essential field of artificial intelligence. When we compare the state budgets ...

Opinion Print 2024-10-31 The scientific revolution’s call to rulers Dr Murtaza Khuhro Published October 31, 2024 Follow us ...

This revolution is the engine driving scientific research capacity. Today, more than 38,000 universities and other higher-education institutions worldwide play a crucial role in scientific discovery.