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Despite its potential, AI faces several significant barriers that hinder its widespread adoption. Based on insights from AI innovators and experts, here are some of the biggest hurdles standing in the way of AI development and implementation in Europe today.

Supernodes

North

The Nordic Supernode is focused on the theme “POWER”. The 9 Nodes are based in Finland, Sweden, and Denmark and work in areas that support smart cities and communities and focus on energy, environmental solutions, cyber security, ethics and edge learning.

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  • We Build Denmark/DOLL, City of Albertslund; Teddy Axelsen & Clara Røder      
  • GovTech Midtjylland/ Aarhus City Lab; Signe Marie Skovby Ahm
  • Technical University of Denmark; Rasmus Sune Reeh  
  • Danish Technological Institute; Frederik Poulsen
  • Center Denmark; Thomas Thue Sørensen
  • Gate21; Morten Koed Rasmussen
  • Business Tampere; Markku Niemi      
  • RISE, Kista, Stockholm, Borås; Alex Jonsson

Central

The Central Supernode revolves around the “Move” theme. The node focuses more specifically on challenges related to mobility and logistics in cities and communities in Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg and France.

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  • imec, City of Mechelen; Thomas Kusmirczak & Julie Grauls      
  • Brussels; Karl-Filip Coenegrachts
  • Eindhoven; Niels Wiersma
    LNE (SYSX, UGE, UTAC); Rémi REGNIER
  • Luxembourg Institute of Science and Technology (LIST); German Castignani

South

The Southern Supernode revolves around the CONNECT theme. The supernode focuses more specifically on the need to connect citizens, infrastructures, AI and robotics services securely in cities and communities. This theme and super node will focus on innovations that provide intelligence to local infrastructures and cross sectoral services in cities. The South Supernote counts partners from Italy, Spain, Poland and Germany.

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  • Politecnico di Milano (POLIMI); Luca Mottola
  • Municipality of Valencia (VAL); Ernesto Faubel
  • Warsaw University of Technology; Agnieszka Wendland