AI Regulations

In recent years, Israel has made significant strides in formulating and implementing a comprehensive strategy for the development and regulation of artificial intelligence (AI). One of the pivotal initiatives in this regard is the AI Strategy Recommendations by TELEM, the National Governmental Forum for R&D Infrastructure. Initiated in 2020, this cross-governmental effort involves key bodies […]

In Ireland, the advancement and integration of artificial intelligence (AI) are guided by several key initiatives and regulations aimed at promoting innovation, enhancing digital infrastructure, and preparing the workforce for the future. One of the earliest initiatives, the National Digital Research Centre (NDRC), established in 2007 under the Department of Climate Action, Communications, and the

Hungary has made significant strides in establishing a robust framework for AI regulation, aiming to foster innovation, ensure ethical standards, and promote the responsible use of artificial intelligence across various sectors. One of the key initiatives in this regard is The Mathematical Foundations of AI project, conducted from 2018 to 2021 by the Rényi Alfred

Greece has been actively advancing its AI regulatory framework through several key initiatives aimed at fostering ethical standards, promoting innovation, and ensuring the responsible use of artificial intelligence. The Hellenic National Bioethics Commission, established in 2002, serves as an independent advisory body of experts that advises public authorities on ethical, social, and legal aspects arising

France has positioned itself at the forefront of AI regulation with a comprehensive approach aimed at fostering innovation while ensuring ethical and responsible AI development and deployment. The country’s efforts are underpinned by the National Strategy on AI, launched in 2018 and extending to 2026, which seeks to establish France as a global leader in

Finland has positioned itself as a global leader in the responsible and innovative application of artificial intelligence (AI). The country’s approach to AI regulation is multifaceted, encompassing initiatives that ensure compliance with legal standards, foster technological advancement, and promote ethical AI practices. One of the key initiatives is the Finnish Centre for AI (FCAI), established

Estonia has been proactive in advancing its AI landscape, implementing various initiatives and policies over the years. In 2019, the Research Integrity Working Group was established by the Estonian Research Council (ETAG) and the Ministry of Education and Research (HTM). This group supports the implementation of existing principles and codes, contributing to the consolidation of

Egypt has embarked on a comprehensive journey to regulate and promote the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI). With several key initiatives, the country aims to harness the potential of AI while ensuring ethical standards, transparency, and international cooperation. The National Council for AI, established in 2019, serves as the governance arm of Egypt’s AI

In Denmark, AI regulations and initiatives are strategically developed to foster innovation, digital transformation, and ethical AI practices across various sectors. One of the foundational initiatives is the set up of – The Disruption Council, operational from 2017 to 2019 under the Ministry of Employment (BM), brought together businesses, governmental institutions, and job market experts

Cyprus has embarked on a comprehensive journey to integrate and develop artificial intelligence (AI) across various sectors with the launch of its National AI Strategy, spearheaded by the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy (DMRID). This strategy, revised in 2020, outlines a detailed action plan aimed at maximizing investments through partnerships, creating a