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Some of the notable aspects of the AI scene in Europe are:-

1. Research and Development: Europe is known for its cutting-edge AI research and its prestigious research institutions and universities such as Oxford University and ETH Zurich with significant AI contributions. Max Planck Institute is also one of the Institutes dedicated to Intelligent Systems in Germany.
2. Startups and Innovation Hubs: European cities are also well known for their vibrant hubs in AI startups and innovations. The city is a host to numerous AI-focused incubators, accelerators, and co-working spaces for supporting the growth of AI startups. The startups include healthcare, finance, robotics, and autonomous vehicles.
3. Government Initiatives: The importance of AI has been recognized by several European governments for its development. Various national strategies and programs have been funded for fostering AI research, innovation, and adoption. The European Commission’s AI4EU projects aim in building an AI-on-demand platform and supporting AI-related activities across Europe.
4. Collaborative Efforts: Huge collaborative projects on AI research and development such as European AI Alliances as in researchers, policymakers, and industry experts in discussing AI-related challenges, ethics, and regulations. The collaboration is supporting knowledge sharing and creating a unified European approach to AI.
5. Ethical and Regulatory Frameworks: The ethical and legal implications of AI has been addressed by Europe such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), one of the primary example of European legislation to protect individual data privacy. The European Commission also published AI ethical guidelines and worked on a regulatory framework, calling as the Artificial Intelligence Act for governing AI use in various domains.

The further advancements in the European AI landscape can be seen as a rapidly evolving stage with knowledge updates.

The Top AI cities in Europe landscapes are:-

1. London, England.
2. Berlin, Germany.
3. Stockholm, Sweden.
4. Dublin.
5. Paris, France.
6. Valetta, Malta.
7. Tallinn, Estonia.
8. Lisbon, Portugal.
9. Madrid, Spain.
10. Edinburgh, Scotland.

Source: European Commission , OpendataScience