AI: Digital sovereignty without damaging the climate

AI: Digital sovereignty without damaging the climate

Europe cannot guarantee its sovereignty in artificial intelligence (AI) without facing up to its ecological cost. Responsible AI requires transparency, rigorous measurement and informed use.

Digital sovereignty is about outcomes, not theoretical ideals

The conversation around digital sovereignty is gaining momentum worldwide. In today’s climate of geopolitical uncertainty and technological competition, it is both natural and necessary for nations to seek greater control over their digital futures. The real issue is not whether countries should pursue sovereignty in critical sectors, but how best to achieve it. By Christian Klein, CEO of SAP SE Many nations are responding to the new global envi…