Can bacteria destroy forever chemicals? Estelle Clerc, co-founder of CellX Biosolutions, joins Europe on Edge to discuss PFAS, bacteria that break them down, and why Europe's pollution rules can drive innovation. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

Can AI make the next great scientific discovery? Francesco Pappone (@tensorqt), co-founder of @paradigmainc , joins Europe on Edge to discuss AI scientists, the SPRIND Frontier AI Challenge, and Europe’s AI ambitions. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

Can AI discover materials that have never existed? Max Welling (@wellingmax), co-founder of @cusp_ai, one of Europe’s best-funded AI startups, joins Europe on Edge to discuss materials discovery and AI’s energy wall. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

The biggest AI risk for Europe isn't AI. It's sitting this one out. @marcelsalathe (EPFL AI Center) joins Europe on Edge to talk about Europe's AI fear narrative, open models as public infrastructure, and why we need to take risks again. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

AI will wipe out humanity. But first, it will take our jobs. That’s the fear. What does the data say? Michael Siegenthaler, Professor at ETH Zurich @KOFETH_en, joins Europe on Edge to discuss AI, jobs, and who gets left behind. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

Can Europe build the next tech giants? Edouard Treccani, Partner at Founderful, joins Europe on Edge to talk about Europe vs. Silicon Valley, what exceptional founders look like, and why Europe needs more ambition in venture capital. €5–10M pre-seed rounds. €30–50M seed rounds. Can Europe compete? 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

Still a student? Want to launch a startup and raise your first angel round? Here’s the blueprint. Pascal Bertrand (@PascalBtd) & Atoof Shakir (@atoof_sh) join Europe on Edge to talk about building an AI startup at ETH, raising without a pitch deck, and teaching AI to see. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply

The GOAT of AI thinks today’s LLMs are still far from AGI. Jürgen Schmidhuber (@SchmidhuberAI) also thinks the trillion-dollar AI boom could be a bubble. In the latest Europe on Edge, we talk about why the real AI breakthrough may happen in the physical world, and why Europe still has a shot through robotics and engineering. 🎥 Trailer below 🎧 Full episode in the first reply.

From a weekend project in Zurich to Y Combinator and San Francisco. In the latest Europe on Edge, I spoke with @browser_use co-founder Magnus Müller @mamagnus00 about: → How AI agents are changing the web → The opportunities — and risks — of autonomous agents → Why he moved to SF, and what Europe can learn from it 🎧 New episode out now ↓