The European Commission aims to strengthen EU’s competitiveness in global tech race. Simplified regulation could free up to €150 billion annually. Digital Omnibus package seeks to cut red tape and ease operations for SMEs across EU single market.
The European Comission is set to launch blueprint for homegrown artificial intelligence systems amid fears over foreign dependencies.
Finnish Findata and Luxembourg have partnered to share expertise on health data governance as Europe union implements new regulations that will transform how medical data is accessed for research and innovation.
Autumn 2025 marks the launch of a new approach to expert collaboration as AIRegu Case Club concept workshops begin at Haaga-Helia’s Pasila campus in Helsinki.
As AI becomes indistinguishable from human creativity, the European Commission races to establish transparency rules before synthetic content undermines public trust.
Finnish researchers develop machine learning tool that could revolutionise personalised healthcare by considering complex relationships between health factors.
European Commission’s Innovation Scoreboard 2025 shows Nordic country maintains fourth place overall but faces challenges in business innovation and resource efficiency.
Spring interviews with regulatory experts across Europe reveal the specific compliance challenges delaying AI and health technology products. Collaborative workshops starting in autumn will tackle these barriers head-on.
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