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        Commission receives scientific advice on Artificial Intelligence
        uptake in research and innovation

Today, the Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM) released its independent 
policy recommendations on how to facilitate the uptake of Artificial 
Intelligence (AI) in research and innovation across the EU. The advice 
is non-binding but may feed into the overall Commission strategy for AI 
in research and innovation. It is underpinned by an evidence review 
report published also today.

Margrethe Vestager, Executive Vice-President for a Europe Fit for the 
Digital Age said:

    “There is no better way to boost the uptake of AI in scientific
    research than asking scientists about what they need the most. Not
    only are these recommendations concrete. Also they look at multiple
    aspects which AI and science need to serve us best: significant
    funding, skills, high quality data, computing power, and of course,
    guardrails to ensure we keep by the values we believe in.”

Iliana Ivanova, Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, 
Education and Youth said:

    “Artificial Intelligence means a revolution in research and
    innovation and will drive our future competitiveness. We need to
    ensure its responsible uptake by our researchers and innovators for
    the benefit of science but also of the economy and society as a
    whole. The work of the scientific advisors provides us with a wealth
    of solid evidence and practical advice to inform our future actions.”

	
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      Success stories


        Immigrants and prisoners bringing new voices to European opera

The EU-funded TRACTION project has turned to co-creation and technology 
to make opera more inclusive, engaging a variety of communities from 
low-income neighbourhoods to prisons. The results are dynamic new operas 
that represent a more inclusive Europe.

	
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      Horizon magazine


        High stakes: the Arctic test of sustainable development

EU researchers are helping policymakers reconcile competing demands in a 
region full of natural resources, beauty and tradition.

	
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