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Forging Successful AI Applications for European Economy and Society. The FORSEE project aims to expand the definition of AI “success” beyond technological and economic efficiency. https://forseeproject.eu/

“If we only look at AI from the perspective of innovation or efficiency, we miss how it actually shapes people’s daily lives” Read a recent interview with FORSEE researcher Merve Oner Kabaday, where she explores: Who gets to define successful AI in Europe? www.tilburguniversity.edu/research/law...

Who gets to define successful AI in Europe? | Tilburg University

What makes artificial intelligence “successful”? It’s a question often answered in terms of profit margins, efficiency gains, or technological breakthroughs. But for researchers at the Tilburg Institu...

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Europeans agree AI needs human control and binding rules, but disagree on many other aspects. FORSEE’s new publications map structural divides across SMEs, civil society, the press, and institutions regarding regulation, sovereignty, bias, and sustainability. 👇 Read below. #FORSEE #AIGovernance

How do SMEs and CSOs conceptualise AI success? Small businesses prioritise productivity, while civil society focuses on democratic rights and systemic bias. Both lack resources and depend on big tech. Meaningful governance requires targeted financial support. 👇 Read more below. #FORSEE

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Statutory regulators focus on compliance, but the global computing profession holds onto moral responsibility. New FORSEE research analyses 11 ACM and IEEE documents, revealing how developers define AI success through individual competence. 👇 Read more: forseeproject.eu/publication/... #AIEthics

Success criteria set by ACM and IEEE - FORSEE

This publication examines how “successful AI” is defined by leading ICT professional bodies, focusing on the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics E...

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The global consensus on artificial intelligence changed with the AI Act. While other institutions prioritise human rights and the environment, EU focuses on enforcement and procedural compliance. Is current EU law enough to govern all aspects of AI's societal impact? Read the new #FORSEE analysis 👇

Graph showing the change of different topics in EU documents. The prevalence of "ethical AI" has diminished, being replaced by "regulatory enforcement" and "AI value chain", among others.

Only two weeks left until our webinar! To build excitement, we’re introducing the exceptional lineup we’ve brought together for this timely discussion. Our panelists, representing EU institutions, civil society, and the AI industry, bring the diverse insights needed to explore European AI success 👇

Anja Wyrobek is a senior legal advisor known for her expertise in European law, policymaking, and emerging technologies, particularly in artificial intelligence, digitalisation, and data protection. As Parliamentary Advisor to the S&D LIBE Coordinator she oversees legislation related to artificial intelligence, internal security and notably digital fundamental rights in the LIBE Committee.Diego Naranjo is a Spanish lawyer and activist. From 2014 to 2024 he was the Head of Policy of the European Digital Rights network. He now works as an independent expert and continues to advocate for the protection of fundamental rights and freedoms online. His focus is on the use of technologies in authoritarian regimes, digitalisation of workplaces and digital sovereignty. He serves as the President of the EMAlumni Association of alumni of the European Masters in Human Rights & Democratisation.An economist by training, Martin Ulbrich has been working at the European Commission for thirty years, mostly in the digital area. He joined the Artificial Intelligence policy team in 2018 and has since contributed to the development of a European regulatory framework.Pedro Lopez is the co-founder of AISYNG, a European SaaS startup building an intelligent Business Operating System designed to democratise AI access for SMEs. Previously, Pedro has led analytics transformation and AI implementation at enterprise scale, including platform reengineering, M&A integration, and process intelligence deployment. With deep expertise spanning data architecture, machine learning, and business automation gained from leadership roles at scale-ups and enterprise organisations, Pedro is now driven by a singular mission: making strategic AI capabilities accessible to businesses without dedicated technical teams.

What does success in European AI really mean beyond technical and economic definitions? Join our free webinar on 3 December 2025, 10:00–11:00 CET to explore this question with our expert speakers! Register now and be a part of the conversation 👉 forseeproject.eu/webinar-what...

Webinar: What is success in European AI? - FORSEE

In this webinar, we will address the question: How can we ensure AI contributes to social sustainability, democracy, and environmental responsibility?

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What makes #AI adoption successful for digital SMEs? 🔍 In September, we brought together small business representatives for a half-day workshop in Dublin to explore this very question. Read more about the insights from that workshop: forseeproject.eu/ai-success-f... #SME #DigitalSME #Europe #FORSEE

AI Success Factors for SMEs: Insights from Our Workshop in Dublin - FORSEE

On September 18th, FORSEE brought together SME representatives for a workshop in Dublin to explore what makes AI adoption successful for SMEs.

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What is Jevons Paradox and what does it teach us about the connection between AI's efficiency and environmental impacts? This is the question that we explore in our latest blog post. Read it in detail here: forseeproject.eu/dirty-realit... #AI #Environment #SustainableAI #EU #JevonsParadox

Dirty Realities of AI: The Jevons Paradox - FORSEE

In this blog post, we explore why AI is not just an immaterial software, and how Jevons Paradox connects to so-called green AI.

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