Bird, a leading Dutch cloud communications software firm, is relocating most of its operations outside Europe. CEO Robert Vis cites restrictive regulations and challenges in hiring skilled tech workers as primary reasons for this decision. The company plans to establish its new operational bases in New York, Singapore, and Dubai.
Vis emphasizes that the current European regulatory environment stifles innovation in an era increasingly dominated by artificial intelligence. Bird, which has developed an AI-powered platform to enhance business operations, will maintain a presence in Lithuania and keep its tax base in the Netherlands for now. The move reflects broader concerns about how stringent regulations could hinder technological advancement in Europe.
• Bird's CEO criticizes European regulations for hindering AI innovation.
• The company plans to relocate operations to New York, Singapore, and Dubai.
Artificial intelligence refers to the simulation of human intelligence in machines, which is central to Bird's operations.
An AI-powered platform automates and streamlines business operations, which Bird has developed for its clients.
Bird is a cloud communications software firm that utilizes AI to enhance business communication solutions.
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