Ryan Hogg

Ryan Hogg

Ryan Hogg was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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A Michelin tire technician unloads tires in preparation for the Australian Formula One Grand Prix at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit

French tire-maker Michelin rolls out its own global living wage after minimum wages left staff in ‘survival mode’

Businesswoman shaking hands to close a deal with clients in the office

British unions want new law to stop firms from using AI to spot facial expressions and tone of voice as part of hiring decisions

CEO of Royal Dutch Shell Ben van Beurden speaks about "Energy transition was never going to be easy" at Altice Arena.

KKR is entrusting its multibillion-dollar green transition to the former CEO of oil-guzzling giant Shell

A woman stands beside the Alfa Romeo Junior.

Italian carmaker Alfa Romeo forced to rename ‘Italian-sounding’ Milano model as right-wing government threatens carmaker with lawsuit weeks after trying to woo BYD

A Porsche 718 Cayman car is on display during the 19th Guangzhou International Automobile Exhibition (Auto Guangzhou 2021) at China Import and Export Fair Complex

Volkswagen and Porsche are killing old models described as ‘spying machines on four wheels’ ahead of new EU cybersecurity rules—offering another opportunity for Chinese rival BYD

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FORTUNE BRAINSTORM AI London<br />
April 16th, 2024<br />
London, UK
9.55- 10.15<br />
INVESTING IN AI: NAVIGATING OPPORTUNITIES IN THE EUROPEAN MARKET<br />
The global AI market is expected to grow at a CAGR of more than 20% per year from 2020 to 2030. We delve into current and projected market size within Europe, emerging startups driving AI advancements across the continent, sectors ripe for transformation, and what the European market holds for investors. What are the key indicators that a company has a sustainable competitive advantage? How critical is access to high-performance GPUs? What metrics and factors should be considered when valuing an AI startup? How should the regulatory landscape for AI be viewed?
Laura Connell, Partner, Atomico<br />
Katelin Holloway, Founding Partner, 776<br />
James Wise, Partner, Balderton Capital<br />
Moderator: ?? Alex Wood Morton, Executive Editor, Europe, FORTUNE
Photography by Joe Maher/Fortune Brainstorm AI

A ‘febrile’ excitement in European cities like Paris and London is helping early-stage AI firms keep up with the U.S., but North American stars show biggest VC dollars are still flowing across the Atlantic

Jamaican Reggae musician, songwriter, and singer Bob Marley performs on stage, in a concert at Grona Lund, Stockholm, Sweden. He extends his fist as he sings into the microphone, with an electric guitar.

Viagogo boss thinks Bob Marley would have approved of ticket touting that sees fans charged thousands above asking price—‘after some education’

Arthur Mensch, cofounder and CEO of Mistral AI attends the AI Safety Summit at Bletchley Park.

Millennial boss of French OpenAI challenger says tech CEOs’ obsession with AI outsmarting humans is a ‘very religious’ fascination: ‘I’m a strong atheist. So I don’t believe in AGI’

A Wizz Air Airbus A320-232 plane is seen arriving at Eindhoven Airport on November 20, 2020 in Eindhoven, The Netherlands.

Human feces could power your Wizz Air flight within 4 years as world’s first commercial operation planned in the U.K.

Stef Reid of Great Britain competes in the Women's Long Jump

Paralympian criticizes Nike and Decathlon for refusing to sell single shoes after displaying amputee mannequins

Markus Krebber, chief executive officer of RWE AG, at the Berlin Global Dialogue in Berlin, Germany

Germany set to permanently pay for reliance on Russian gas—as power chief says ‘significant structural demand destruction’ means it will never fully recover from energy crisis

Cows on farm

U.K. retailer M&S is spending $1.3 million on a diet plan for its cows to stop them from burping and farting 11,000 tons of methane into the air

Pascal Soriot, chief executive officer of Astrazeneca Plc, arrives at the CEO council at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, Chin

Major investors say AstraZeneca boss is ‘massively underpaid’ on $21.5 million salary, despite earning more than double Novo Nordisk’s CEO

Freight wagons, loaded with newly manufactured Volkswagen AG and BMW AG automobiles, at a railway yard in Munich, Germany, on Friday, July 28, 2023. Germany exited its winter recession in the second quarter but output only stagnated, with questions about the fundamental health of Europe's largest economy remaining.

A German Rust Belt? As Chinese EVs like BYD swarm Europe’s key markets, historic examples of deindustrialization pose a warning to the continent’s carmakers

Euan Blair, chief executive officer of Multiverse Group Ltd., speaks during the Bloomberg Technology Summit in London, UK, on Tuesday, Oct. 24, 2023. The Bloomberg Technology Summit will showcase tech and health care standouts during a series of discussions about the UK's global role in the most pressing questions in technology today.

Tony Blair’s son is using AI to find employers their dream hire, and turn around $50 million losses at his education unicorn Multiverse