Implications of Big Tech’s future in Europe
A foresight report explores different scenarios for Big Tech by 2040 – deriving policy recommendations for the EU’s research and innovation policy.
A foresight report explores different scenarios for Big Tech by 2040 – deriving policy recommendations for the EU’s research and innovation policy.
Horizon 2020’s Final Monitoring Report unleashes the importance of integrating social sciences and humanities in research and innovation programmes.
The provisional agreement on the EU’s AI Act now includes obligations for foundation models, while foreseeing dedicated measures to foster innovation.
The EU’s Data Act introduces harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data and is foreseen to foster data-based innovation.
The European Union’s Research and Innovation funding shows only a small effect on financial firm-level outcomes in the case of most industries.
Research and innovation play an important role in reaching the circularity targets set in the deal on the Critical Raw Materials Act.
Discover the new report that helps to (re-)consider the relation between society and nature in further developing the Science, Technology and Innovation policy strategy.
The EU is falling short of reaching its 2030 targets in the areas of digital transformation of businesses and the development of digital skills.
The surge in patent filings for additive manufacturing is an early indication of its future importance – Switzerland contributes a remarkable share.
The latest legislative efforts as part of the Commission’s European Digital Strategy regulate the influence of algorithms on citizens and ensure transparency.