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Polish Startups Are Fleeing to the US for Funding. A Plan Has Been Hatched to Keep Them.

Summary by naTemat.pl
The investment gap between the European Union and the United States in artificial intelligence is widening at an alarming rate. During the Karpacz Economic Forum, Michał Kanownik, president of the Digital Poland Association, presented the #CEEAIChallenger 2026 report, showing how Central and Eastern Europe could unlock up to €700 billion in economic value if it stops competing with Silicon Valley on its own terms.
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The investment gap between the European Union and the United States in artificial intelligence is widening at an alarming rate. During the Karpacz Economic Forum, Michał Kanownik, president of the Digital Poland Association, presented the #CEEAIChallenger 2026 report, showing how Central and Eastern Europe could unlock up to €700 billion in economic value if it stops competing with Silicon Valley on its own terms.

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naTemat.pl broke the news on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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