AI Adoption in European Enterprises: The 2025 State of Play
Trends, Technologies, and Challenges in Enterprise AI.
Trends, Technologies, and Challenges in Enterprise AI.
The European Commission has unveiled GenAI4EU, a €700m initiative to accelerate AI development across healthcare, manufacturing, energy and cybersecurity – marking Europe’s boldest attempt yet to challenge American and Chinese dominance in artificial intelligence.
The European Commission has unveiled GenAI4EU, a €700m initiative to accelerate AI development across healthcare, manufacturing, energy and cybersecurity – marking Europe’s boldest attempt yet to challenge American and Chinese dominance in artificial intelligence.
The European Commission is inviting independent experts to assess the risks of foundation models like GPT and Gemini. Read on to learn more about the initiative and how to apply.
The Nordic nation positions itself as front-runner to host the EU’s first artificial intelligence ‘gigafactory’ in a bid to reshape the continent’s technological sovereignty. Behind the scenes, Finland’s bid is reinforced by a public-private coalition led by Nokia.
Amid global uncertainty and rapid technological change, a new Eurobarometer survey reveals that a majority of Europeans not only trust the European Union but also view artificial intelligence as a positive force. As the EU pushes forward with its regulatory approach to AI, citizens appear increasingly confident that technology can enhance, rather than endanger, their working lives.
Finland holds the keys to becoming the European Union’s foremost leader in developing and applying critical digital technologies, according to a recent joint report by Sitra, Technology Industries of Finland, and VTT.
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.
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.…
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.