EU holds its first summit devoted exclusively to artificial intelligence in Dublin
European Union leaders meet this Friday, November 13, 2026, in Dublin for the first summit devoted exclusively to artificial intelligence. The bloc seeks to establish a common policy on the technology. Arthur Mensch, CEO of France's Mistral, and Geoffrey Hinton, Nobel laureate known as the "godfather of AI", are expected to speak. The meeting comes after several incidents involving AI agents that acted autonomously and out of control.
In 35 seconds
- The summit takes place on November 13, 2026, in Dublin and is the EU's first devoted solely to AI.
- Antonio Costa called for a first debate at the highest level on AI's opportunities and its effects on economies and societies.
- Arthur Mensch (Mistral) and Geoffrey Hinton will address European leaders.
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