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Milo Rignell

Head of the Digital Program

Milo Rignell is Head of Institut Montaigne’s Digital Program since 2022. In this capacity, he is responsible for the think tank’s policy work on digital issues, as well as for certain projects that test and put into action Institut Montaigne’s policy proposals. Milo previously worked on experimenting and developing such projects as Innovation Officer. Milo joined Institut Montaigne in 2018 as Chief of Staff to the Director. Previously, he co-founded an online education startup in 2015 and worked for a technology-orientated think tank.

Milo holds a degree in philosophy, politics and economics from the University of Oxford.

Analyses
Systemic Transformation Requires Long-Term Investment Strategies
16 June 2022 | Milo Rignell
The European Union and its member states have set themselves ambitious agendas for digital and environmental transformation. The impressive recovery and investment plans announced by various countries in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis, however, will not be enough to meet the challenges of the...
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Meeting the Challenges of Sustainable Finance
22 April 2022 | Milo Rignell
In response to the economic impacts of both Covid-19 and climate change, EU member states have launched ambitious future investment plans, committing to reduce their emissions by at least 55% by 2030. A 'greening' of investments and finance is thus an immediate priority in order to achieve these...
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Smart Investments: Choosing the Right Players
11 January 2022 | Milo Rignell
Faced with the economic impact of the Covid-19 crisis and the current digital and environmental challenges, Europe and its Member States have launched particularly ambitious recovery and investment plans for the future. This not only raises the question of investment targets, but also of the levers...
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Unlisted Investment: Europe’s Untapped Potential
16 December 2021 | Milo Rignell
Unlisted companies, particularly SMEs, have always accounted for a large share of the French economy. Nevertheless, over the past several years, investment in these companies has seen remarkable growth. This trend has the potential to bolster economic growth and guide the digital and green...
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The European Way of Changing the Capitalist Model
21 October 2021 | Milo Rignell
As Europe struggles to promote the values it upholds, the model for capitalism that it has developed over the past decades may be particularly well positioned to respond to main challenges that our societies currently face. To seize this opportunity, Europe must make sure its model is truly...
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The Future of Investment in Europe
28 September 2021 | Milo Rignell
Europe is trying to revive its economy following the Covid-19 crisis by insisting on resilience and investment in the future, with digitalization and climate change leading the charge. More than ever, its autonomy with respect to the United States and China, in a context of growing geopolitical...
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On the European Path to Artificial Intelligence
27 August 2021 | Milo Rignell
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be summarized as "any information technology capable of solving complex problems that would normally be attributed to humans and animals". AI therefore has the potential to fundamentally transform all aspects of modern society, whether it is our economy, our...
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The EU Must Do More to Foster Trust in AI
22 April 2021 | Milo Rignell | Georgina Wright
Artificial intelligence (AI) has become a strategic battleground. In 2020, public and private corporate investment in AI increased by 40% to reach a total of $68 billion worldwide. Companies are looking at how AI can give them a competitive edge and a technological lead. States are investing in...
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Destination AI: Why Is It Important That Artificial Intelligence Be Understood by All?
24 March 2021 | Tanya Perelmuter | Milo Rignell
In April 2020, Institut Montaigne, OpenClassrooms and Fondation Abeona launched a free, online course designed to give everyone the basic intellectual tools to understand how AI works, how it is affecting our lives and how we might want it to evolve in the future. A year later, 130 000 learners...
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Europe Versus Coronavirus - The United Kingdom and the Price of Leniency
4 May 2020 | Milo Rignell
Timeline January 30: The UK government raises the risk level from "low" to "moderate" following the WHO's declaration that Covid-19 is a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). January 31: First two coronavirus cases on British soil confirmed in York. February 10: The...
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