The Nvidia director urges European companies to bet on AI

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang urged European companies to incorporate artificial intelligence, at a time when the continent is seeking to leverage this technology, which is led by the United States and China. "Whether in the automotive industry, because we are already building autonomous vehicles, or in the manufacturing process in robotics, in the discovery of new drugs in the health industry, or in financial services, all those different companies have to become artificial intelligence companies," the businessman stated during a conference of his company in Berlin. "Each of them," he insisted. Concern is growing in Europe about the potential losses their heavy industrial weights may suffer due to the increasing use of AI, which could become an important part of product design and use. Some are promoting "industrial AI" as a possible path for European development, as they have large machinery producers, such as the German giant Siemens and the French Schneider Electric, with factories all over the world. This means that these companies have potentially valuable information that can be used to train the AI and be applied directly in the factories. "Please open your doors to AI so it can use your data," the German Chancellor Friedrich Merz urged on Monday in a message to the country's small and large industrial companies. A survey of 603 companies published in September by the German digital association Bitkom highlighted that 45% of respondents are concerned that the security of confidential business data could be compromised by the use of artificial intelligence tools by third parties. vbw/fz/npm/an NVIDIA Siemens Schneider Electric About the firm Clarín Newsletter I received all the news, stories, and analyses from Clarín journalists in your email I WANT TO RECEIVE IT