In October 2025, the European Commission announced two major strategies – the “Apply AI Strategy” and the “AI in Science Strategy” – intended to speed the deployment of artificial intelligence across Europe’s key industrial sectors and scientific research community. The Apply AI Strategy is designed to promote AI adoption in strategic
The European Commission announced on 13 October 2025 the launch of the AI Factory Antenna network in seven Member States—Belgium, Cyprus, Hungary, Ireland, Latvia, Malta, and Slovakia—and in partner countries including Iceland, Moldova, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, North Macedonia, and Serbia. The Antenna sites will collaborate closely with
President Trump declared on 23 July 2025 at a Washington AI summit that requiring royalties for copyrighted works used in AI development is practically unfeasible and would disadvantage the United States against China. Speaking at the Andrew Mellon Auditorium, Trump advocated for a common sense approach allowing unfettered AI development,
China published its Global AI Governance Action Plan on 26 July, just days after the United States released its AI blueprint on 23 July. Premier Li Qiang announced the establishment of a new global AI cooperation organisation at Shanghai's World Artificial Intelligence Conference, where over 800 companies showcased
On July 15, 2025, the Trump administration announced America's AI Action Plan, a comprehensive national strategy that allocates $175 billion in investment over the next five years for AI research, development, and implementation, thereby ensuring the United States' technological superiority and national security while reducing over-regulation. The
The European Commission has recently unveiled new artificial intelligence tools and features on its AI-on-Demand platform, offering an AI marketplace, a low-code development tool, and secure solutions for generative AI and large language models. The platform, developed jointly by the EU-funded projects AI4Europe and DeployAI, provides trustworthy AI tools and
