Ukraine has rapidly built a resilient digital state infrastructure—even under active Russian attacks—making public services and governance more agile, transparent, and secure. The article argues that this “digital sovereignty” was constructed not through lofty policy declarations but through real wartime necessity and technological innovation. It questions why the EU hasn’t more forcefully supported or learned from Ukraine’s experience, urging greater strategic cooperation an

From tomorrow onwards, the EU’s rules for the most advanced AI models officially apply. This day is a pivotal moment: not just for the AI Act but for the EU’s overall AI strategy.

The EU’s AI Act is more than a regulatory text—it’s a declaration of European values in the digital age. As pressure mounts to delay or weaken it, we must stay the course, provide clarity for innovators, and show that Europe stands by its democratic decisions.

The chairs’ vision will be crucial in guiding GPAI rules for the future and ensuring that EU way to AI trustworthiness will endure.

This post lists each document that has been produced from 2015 until 2024, on the long journey to the final law.

This regular updated blog post provides you with the key dates when it comes to the implementation and enforcement of the AI Act.

Find here a comprehensive overview of all recitals in the EU AI Act and their relation to articles.

The following steps are required to make the EU AI Act a genuine success story.

Proud of many achievements, disappointed over the untapped potential but truly shocked by the ways the EU is currently doing laws.

On 15 March, not only our AI Act draft report will be presented in the JURI committee, MEP Voss will also reveal four political initiatives.

Our AIDA draft report presents a comprehensive Roadmap on how the EU could still become a global leader on AI.