Investor: Europe's cultural rejection of AI is harder to fix than its data center gap
AIandDesign · x · 2026-11-01
Peter O Mallet argues that public rejection of AI will hurt Europe's future far more than data center capacity: GPUs will form a highly liquid international market, but a culture that collectively rejects a technology — and embeds that rejection in its education system, institutions, and norms — is far harder to undo.
The retweeter adds a pitch about marketing AI-built games to Asian markets; the substance lies in the quoted take on tech-acceptance culture.
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