Nina Schick: Germany's nuclear exit leaves it uncompetitive in the AI industrial revolution
NinaDSchick · x · 2026-11-05
AI researcher Nina Schick argues Germany, a country of engineers with strong AI talent, should be leading the AI industrial revolution—but its decision to shut down nuclear power has made it uncompetitive. The biggest risk, she warns, is simply failing to innovate.
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