Driving European Competitiveness with AI

Europe faces a critical moment in its pursuit to remain competitive on a global stage. As Mario Draghi’s latest report highlighted, AI will be the “crucial driver of productivity’’ and those who embrace the opportunity will fast-track growth. To fully capitalise on AI’s potential, businesses across the region must address the maturity gap by investing in technology, enhancing skills, and collaborating with policymakers, competitors, and other stakeholders to realise its full potential.

In partnership with Accenture, the FT presented this high-level discussion exploring how AI drives competitive advantage. This webinar brought together C-suite leaders in Davos, to illustrate how AI innovation can bolster strategic resilience and economic leadership. Through high-level commentary and tangible examples from industry pioneers, the discussion explored how business leaders can position their organisations at the forefront of Europe’s digital transformation.

Prioritising AI

How can corporate leaders set a strategic direction that prioritises AI as a key driver of productivity and growth?

Allocating Resources

Are European companies allocating enough resources to AI research, development and training? What innovative new funding models or training programmes may support deployment?

Fostering Collaboration

What can be done to foster collaboration between business, academia, start-ups, investors and government? 

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