EU permits select AI startups to use its supercomputers for model training
September 13 2023
The European Union is planning to allow startups access to its high performance computing (HPC) supercomputers to train AI models, as long as they conform to the bloc’s AI governance program. Although access to the supercomputers is currently available via a EuroHPC Access Calls for proposals process, the EU is planning a new initiative targeted at ethical and responsible AI startups. This news was announced by EU president Ursula von der Leyen during her annual ‘State of the Union’ address, where she also voiced concerns about the potential harmful consequences of AI.
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What does it mean?
- High performance computing (HPC): Refers to the use of supercomputers and parallel processing techniques for solving complex computational problems.
- Train AI models: It is the process of making a computer system learn by feeding it with data and allowing it to adjust and improve its performance.
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