AI circle mocks EU sovereignty: fine US tech per solved math problem by Europeans
teortaxesTex · x · 2026-09-05
teortaxesTex jokes that the EU's optimal sovereignty play is fining American tech companies "1 europillion" for every solved math problem authored by Europeans, starting with fluid-dynamics pioneer Claude-Louis Navier—a jab at EU fine-based regulation and AI sovereignty ambitions.
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