Companion to "Follow the Fish: Why Children's Digital Protection Should Track Effects, Not Instruments".
In the first post I argued that rules keep counting boats (accounts,…
The Apply AI Alliance is as a multi-stakeholder forum engaged in large discussion of all aspects of AI development and its impact on the economy and society.
Companion to "Follow the Fish: Why Children's Digital Protection Should Track Effects, Not Instruments".
In the first post I argued that rules keep counting boats (accounts,…
Artificial intelligence is increasingly reshaping entire segments of Europe’s economy and society. Meanwhile, the transformative potential of agentic AI will further redefine…
Artificial intelligence has an operational paradox. We’ve become extraordinarily adept at building systems capable of executing complex intellectual tasks, yet we remain frighteningly inept at…
AI Doesn't Have to Replace Experts to Change What Businesses Buy
Much of the debate about artificial intelligence and professional work revolves around a familiar question…
Technical Progress Disclosure | 18 October 2026
Author and Project Proposer: Bilent Ozturk
Universal AI…
Stefano Valente, MD — Independent Researcher, Italy
Every new rule about children online starts with a boat: a platform, a feature, a minimum age. Within months it is a different boat. The…
Hello Alliance members. I'm Michael T. Neely, CEO of Global Music Conference and Publisher of XS10 Magazine, joining from the United States. I work on AI policy where it meets music and creative…
Imagine an AI agent that can send emails, edit files, and schedule tasks. The user has not asked it to send an email, but it sends one anyway. Maybe a document told it to do so. Maybe the…

The aim of the Apply AI Strategy is to help transform public administration into proactive service providers that leverage AI-driven insights to anticipate challenges, support…

Today, Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen kicked off AI Innovation Month at the International AI Summit in Dublin.
From 14 October to 17 November…