A policy brief on how digital technologies can modernise the public sector
Delivering on its strategy on artificial intelligence (AI) adopted in April 2018 on 7th December the Commission presented a coordinated plan prepared with Member States to foster the development and use of AI in Europe.
This plan proposes joint actions for closer and more efficient cooperation between Member States, Norway, Switzerland and the Commission in four key areas: increasing investment, making more data available, fostering talent and ensuring trust. Stronger coordination is essential for Europe to become the world-leading region for developing and deploying cutting-edge, ethical and secure AI.
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