US is head over heels for AI agents, while Europe remains dubious
Europe's AI skepticism is becoming a competitive liability—cyberattacks won't wait for regulation.
Why it matters
Regional divergence in AI agent adoption is reshaping enterprise security and competitiveness. Europe's cautious regulatory stance is creating a capability gap as U.S. enterprises move faster on agentic AI, leaving European companies exposed to AI-driven threats.
The key facts
7 to knowHolger Mueller, Constellation Research, advises Europe must shift AI adoption approach to compete with U.S.
Europe faces AI-fueled cyberattacks despite regulatory skepticism
U.S. enterprises moving faster on agent adoption than European counterparts
Holger Mueller (Constellation Research) frames Europe's AI caution as a security and competitive liability
EU skepticism contrasts with U.S. agent adoption velocity
Cyberattack pressure cited as forcing Europe to reconsider AI strategy
Humans cannot compete without AI augmentation (implicit workforce displacement framing)
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Publisher excerpt: Europe is skeptical of artificial intelligence, but it still has to contend with AI-fueled cyberattacks. In order to secure their enterprises and compete with U.S. companies, Europe has to change its approach to AI adoption, according to Holger Mueller (pictured), vice president and principal…