The European Union is aiming to respond to the AI race shaped by global superpowers on its own terms – through a strategy grounded in values, powered by startups, and guided by geopolitical priorities.
Understanding AI agents and their value for businesses, minus the hype.
Practical Guidance on AI Regulation for SMEs – Free Event in Helsinki on May 20, 2025 in Finnish The rapid development of artificial intelligence has also raised concerns, such as ethical issues, safety, and transparency.… Practical Guidance on AI Regulation for SMEs – Free Event in Helsinki on May 20, 2025 in Finnish
According to a recent report by the European Commission, digital innovation hubs play a key role in the adoption of artificial intelligence in European companies. In Finland, a total of four innovation hubs are in operation.
Suomen kaikki EDIH:it osallistuivat SOHJO 2025 -tapahtumaan, joka toi yhteen ICT-sektorin asiantuntijat, luovat alat ja aluekehittäjät. Tapahtumassa keskityttiin Suomen EDIH:eille tärkeään aiheeseen: kyberturvallisuuden parantamiseen ja verkostoitumismahdollisuuksiin turvallisuuteen liittyvien palveluiden saralla.
Is your company ready to develop innovative AI solutions to promote sustainable mobility and reduce traffic emissions? Espoo Mobility Lab, Innovation Challenge Engine for Cities, Finnish AI Region FAIR EDIH, and Nokia Espoo Innovation Garage invite startups and SMEs to participate in the AI in Mobility Challenge.
This article is part two of “What Algorithms Are and What You Should Know About Them” by senior reacher Janne Kauttonen and RDI Communications Specialist Martti Asikainen. In this article we dive into the more technical concepts of algorithms.
What Algorithms Are and What You Should Know About Them This article is part one of “What Algorithms Are and What You Should Know About Them” by senior reacher Janne Kauttonen and RDI Communications Specialist… What Algorithms Are and What You Should Know About Them
As Nordic enterprises shift from viewing AI as merely an efficiency tool to a strategic driver of innovation, a new report uncovers a widening gap between AI leaders and laggards. While insufficient investment has replaced talent scarcity as the primary scaling challenge, companies placing AI at their strategic core are reaping measurable competitive advantages and new revenue streams.
An analysis covering more than 70 customer companies reveals both emerging trends and significant challenges in AI adoption. Senior Researcher Dr Umar Ali Khan identifies the primary obstacles as data quality issues, limited availability, and difficulties integrating AI solutions with existing systems. Additionally, outdated databases, scalability concerns, and increasingly stringent EU regulations further impede development efforts.
