Ahead of the recent G20 Leaders’ Summit, the Culture Working Group developed a declaration that calls for action based on four pillars.
Ahead of the recent G20 Leaders’ Summit, the Culture Working Group developed a declaration that calls for action based on four pillars.
Last week, the EU Commissions’s AI Office published the first draft of a Code of Practice to define the technical measures and policies needed to meet the obligations of the AI Act. Take a look at CAE’s main takeaways from the first draft.
Culture Action Europe, together with the Michael Culture Association, has prepared considerations regarding the implementation of the AI Act, developed through our Action Group on AI & Digital. This paper forms the basis of the feedback we are providing in the Code of Practice drafting process.
EUNIC’s practical guide for cultural relations institutes and beyond, helping them engage more deeply with sustainability initiatives.
Culture Action Europe has distilled the hearing of the Commissioner-designate for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport Glenn Micaleff into nine main takeaways, focusing on the cultural aspect of his portfolio.
Join us for the first episode of the State of Culture webinar “Instrumentalising culture?”
On October 22, the European Parliament (EP) published the written responses of Commissioners-designate to questions submitted by EP Committees. Culture Action Europe reviewed the responses of Glenn Micallef, the Commissioner-designate for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture, and Sport.
This resource delves into the origins of these provisions, examining the motivations behind them and exploring how they impact key players in the AI industry.