Among the world leaders and Big Tech bosses meeting at Bletchley Park, England, last week to debate the regulation of artificial intelligence, was one less well-known chief executive.
Arthur Mensch, founder of Paris-based start-up Mistral AI, was representing the only European company present on the second day of the UK’s AI Safety Summit, when about 30 executives and politicians gathered for a more intimate discussion than that held by the previous day’s 100 attendees.
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