The Strategic Agenda is a dynamic document designed to adapt and evolve over time. While the main strategic themes have been set up as a consistent guide in the years to come, the associated insights, challenges, opportunity and priorities will be regularly reviewed and updated, ensuring that they remain relevant and capable of impacting the ongoing discussions in the research and innovation ecosystem.
This agenda is the result of a community driven collaborative work, developed through a series of workshops and activities with members, projects and other stakeholders.
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- I. Introduction
- II. Main strategic pillars
- III. Turning Data and AI into real-world value and impact for EU competitiveness
- III.1 Strategic directions
- III.1.1 Exploring new frontiers of data and AI value creation
- III.1.2 Accelerating industrial adoption and deployment
- III.1.3 Unlocking the economic value of Data and AI
- III.1.4 Accelerating science, innovation and knowledge creation
- III.1.5 Trust and responsible use as enablers for large-scale adoption
- III.1.6 Maximising societal and human impact
- IV. Strengthening the sovereign data foundations for Europe
- V. Supporting a coherent and competitive European Data and AI ecosystem
- VI. Cross-cutting enabling conditions
- VII. Emerging paradigms and future technologies
- VIII. Recommendations