A foreign government shouldn't be able to switch off your access to critical capabilities. It's a matter of national and business security.
On Friday we saw a preview of how our reliance on a US ally could play out if we keep stagnating on building our own compute and technology. We've seen this before. The most relevant example is the UK, which banned the export of textile machinery during the industrial revolution to protect its technological lead.
In Europe, we need to build our own technology, so Uncle Sam (or others) can't tell us what we can and can't do. I'm talking about technology, but the same probably applies to other areas of the economy too.
My team and I are building @striga_ai to avoid that dependence. It's a project that audits source code with AI, and has already produced 20+ CVEs this year. We're in contact with several AI labs about partnerships to keep building Europe's digital sovereignty.
Security capabilities are something we critically need to build ourselves. If there's a partnership to be had here, my DMs are open.
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