France moves ahead of Poland in NATO AI race. Germany and the UK back Rennes
France has secured the support of Germany and the United Kingdom for the establishment of a NATO Centre of Excellence dedicated to artificial intelligence in Rennes. According to the French publication _La Lettre_, Paris expects the project to receive NATO approval before Christmas, with the centre scheduled to open in 2027. This is an important development for Poland, which presented its own proposal for a NATO AI Centre of Excellence earlier this year. Warsaw now risks losing the opportunity to host one of the institutions that could shape the future of military artificial intelligence…
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