Sharp insights on the intersection of AI, sustainability, and economic strategy in Northern Europe is delivered by Oliver-Andreas Leszczynski, Deputy Chairman at the Institute of Northern-European Economic Research (INER) in this episode.
With AI regulation tightening across Europe, Andreas questions whether overregulation is stifling progress, especially as the U.S. and Asia push ahead with innovation. He discusses groundbreaking AI applications in deep-sea mining, where precision technology could minimize ecological destruction, and explores AI-powered Arctic trade monitoring, a crucial step in navigating climate-driven shifts in global shipping routes.
Quote Highlights:
“Europe is three steps ahead in regulation, but not in development.”
“AI can make deep-sea mining minimally invasive—no more blind destruction.”
“Arctic trade is changing. AI can help us navigate the future of logistics.”
A must-listen for policy makers, researchers, and industry leaders, this interview offers a bold look at the economic and technological landscape shaping our future.
