According to Sifted, Judith Dada’s transition to co-CEO of Langdock highlights the increasing emphasis on Europe’s AI sovereignty, particularly as access to US-based models becomes more contentious. However, her dual role as both investor and operator may complicate matters, raising concerns about conflicts of interest and divided focus. While Langdock’s integration of multiple AI models positions it as a key player, its reliance on US infrastructure like Microsoft Azure undermines its sovereignty claims. The real test will be whether Dada can navigate these tensions while driving meaningful progress in Europe’s AI landscape.