Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents itself as a strategic tool for economic, political, business, and cultural growth.
The United States leads investment in AI, followed by China, while the European Union is far behind.
The rapid advancement of AI implies that no country or company can afford to delay participating in this technology's development.
Despite lagging behind, Europe and particularly Spain, still have the opportunity to position themselves in the AI industry through ethical and secure solutions.
More investment is needed in the local technological ecosystem, while adopting an aggressive policy in retaining and attracting talent.
The development of AI carries large associated costs, including high energy and water consumptions.
Access to massive data, a key element for AI, is limited in Europe due to restrictive legislation.
Conclusion: Europe and Spain must undertake great efforts to not fall behind in this technological revolution, developing their own AI model and taking into account the costs associated with this technology.