AI in education: modern challenges for learners and education providers

Views: 200The “educational provision” is presently shared with digital progress: the effects are dealing with the modern challenges and rooted in the need to train newly appeared workforce to “cover” the emerging employment requirements; but not only! At least two aspects heave to be dealt with: quickly providing new skills for evolving industries and finding […]

EU’s “Savings & Investment Union”: boosting banks and insurers’ equity investments

Views: 151The Commission has adopted two measures to support the institutional investors’ essential role (such as banks and insurers) in financing the EU and the member states’ economies. These measures deliver on the roadmap set out in the Savings and Investments Union (SIU) strategy and contribute to the EU’s broader objectives of supporting private investment, […]

European AIs in healthcare: new initiatives

Views: 259Healthcare systems around the world and in the EU-27 are facing complex challenges, including rising “cure-demand” due to aging population, increasing numbers of chronic and complex medical conditions, growing operating costs and shortages of the healthcare workforce. However, the AIs and other digital technologies are having strong potentials in addressing these challenges and showing […]

Berlin Global Dialogue-2025: shifting power in shaping responsibility

Views: 141Global and European economy is presently involved in fierce “power games” measured by the military might and territorial influence: as in the age-old adage – those with huge armies can control the balance of power and relations among countries. Present geo-political scene confirms that “hard power” is more important than ever; but the speed […]

European global digital rivals: China’s AI strategy

Views: 657Global fierce digital competition involves, generally, three main rivals: the EU, US and China: in August 2025, China’s governing bodies envisioned ambitious plans to rapidly deploy the AI models into economic development areas, ranging from accelerating scientific research and development to improving national governance systems. The new strategy is aimed at winning in the […]

AI models in social science: digital algorithms in practice

Views: 373Numerous actively evolving AI deployment models in Europe and around the world are moving from the initial emerging stage to a wide range of social science’s sectors. There are already AI-ML algorithmic models and platforms developed specifically to and/or adapted for most active and demanding social/natural sciences’ fields. It is well worth mentioning some […]

European AI Act controversies: problems in investments and personal data

Views: 479European experts’ community and officials, e.g. the former Italian PM and ECB President Mario Draghi’s views (basically expressed in a report in Autumn 2024) are of the opinion that recently adopted the EU-wide rules on AI legislation “should be paused” until all direct, indirect and potential “drawbacks are assessed”. However, present EU strategy is […]

European new strategy in modernising agriculture: facing generational shifts

Views: 246With over 80 percent of the EU territory dedicated to agriculture and forestry activities, the EU’s common agricultural policy, becomes a focal part of the member states’ political economies and development. However, the “common policy” needs both structural changes and the so-called generational renewal, coped with adequate financial support for farmers. The new CAP-27 […]

AIs deployment in European science: multi-faceted approaches and examples

Views: 223Practically valuable, scientifically interesting and already good functioning, existing AI models and EU digital initiatives are becoming an integrating component for numerous EU science and research branches. Most of the AIs – elaborated and/or closely connected to the EU member states – are showing positive perspectives, providing certain science’s impetus in increasing growth and […]

Future employment: perspectives for the EU’s growth and competitiveness

Views: 244World Economic Forum (WEF) in its recent prognostic research on “jobs of tomorrow” revealed some vital drivers in the future employment conditions and circumstances. Transitional perspectives in the future job markets are great: i.e. from creating higher-wage and better-quality jobs to facilitating global/regional competitiveness and reducing inequalities. Present national politico-economic decisions might definitely take […]