Europe should welcome Chinese capital for AI independence: ECB founder

Christian Noyer, who served as a founding vice-president of the European Central Bank and previously held the position of governor at the Bank of France, has emphasized the necessity for Europe to welcome Chinese investment in order to attain strategic independence in artificial intelligence and green sectors. In a Tuesday interview with the South China Morning Post, Noyer expressed that Europe should not depend solely on the United States for its technological framework. He is also the principal author of a significant initiative aimed at unifying the continent's capital markets. His remarks arise as Europe finds itself in a challenging situation between the US and China.