Filling the AI skills gap - 'If we sit back and do nothing, we will fail'

We need to keep the essence of human-centric AI. This is at least how we see things in the EU. We don't want a form of AI that will replace everything - we want AI that will complement what we do, and to leave more space for us to be creative and have a better quality of life. One individual who is already seeing that creativity first-hand is Frank Salzgeber, head of innovation at the European Space Agency's (ESA) venture office. His organisation supports 220 new start-ups a year.