Why is Artificial Intelligence difficult to adopt in the B2B (business to business) context at the moment? Loubna Bouarfa, machine learning scientist and a member of the High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence, discusses corporate resistance to the adoption of AI technology.
Artificial Intelligence, corporate resistence and the potential for B2B relations
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Cybersecurity: a key enabler for Industry 4.0
October is the European Cybersecurity Month of the EU's cybersecurity awareness campaign, Max Lemke looks at the importance of security and resilience in the manufacturing sector.
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Fighting for cybersecurity: eight new EU funded projects for a more secure IoT
October is the #CyberSecMonth under the EU's cybersecurity awareness campaign. The last week of this Cyber Security Month 2018 was dedicated to emerging technologies and ePrivacy. Konstantinos Loupos, member of the recently established European IoT security and privacy cluster, presents the Horizon 2020 funded projects of this cluster and explains how these projects will strengthen cybersecurity and ePrivacy of IoT products and services.
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The European Commission brings successful digital skills initiatives to Web Summit
The EU does a lot to enhance digital skills in Europe: from Digital Opportunity Traineeships to the Digital Skills and Jobs Coalition. Visit the EU stand at the Web Summit in Lisbon to learn more.
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Free flow of data in the EU – a pathway into the cloud
New proposals on the free flow of non-personal data will give greater certainty to businesses and consumers alike and create an EU data sector that is fit-for-purpose for the 21st century.
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Proud to announce our new checklist for national 5G strategies
The Commission has published a report summarising the work done with EU Member States on the best practices and common elements that could be considered for national 5G strategies.
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BrainCom, the story of a collaboration across fields
BrainCom is a European project with the goal of developing a new generation of neuroprosthetic devices for large-scale, high density recording of electrical signals from the human cortex, suitable for exploring and repairing high-level cognitive functions, including the restoration of speech and communication.
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How big data and AI can help the batteries of the future
Battery technologies are set to play a key role in Europe's energy strategy for reducing our CO2 emissions and mitigating human impact on climate change. And digital technologies have a major role to play in developing the next generation of safe, sustainable batteries.
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I, Hub
The French Digital Innovation Hub DIGIHALL shares its experiences and vision for the future, so that more companies across the whole economy can get support to make the most of digital opportunities.
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Quantum technologies: time to get serious
The launch of the quantum technologies flagship shows the EU is serious about turning its world-leading research into practical applications.
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CONNECT University: understanding the present, anticipating the future
The CONNECT University is a great opportunity to learn more about how EU policy making on digital affects the real world.
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The journey of a Digital Innovation Hub: The Lithuanian Robotics Hub
LTRobotics shares the experience of their Digital Innovation Hub, which started its journey applying to an EU project, to become a regional influencer and an international collaborator.
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Artificial Intelligence, What’s New?
Dr Melanie Peters is part of the AI Alliance. In this post, she talks about her experience at the Rathenau Instituut and the new developments in the field of Artificial Intelligence
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Time to put knowledge of how humans behave in large groups to work
Anxo Sánchez, coordinator of the IBSEN project, explains how understanding better how humans behave in large groups can help with dealing with real-world issues.
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LUMINOUS: studying, measuring and altering consciousness
The LUMINOUS project aims to further our understanding of human consciousness. It is run by a consortium of seven universities, coordinated by the company Starlab from Barcelona.
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Intelligent Loops - the story of I2C8
I2C8 is a software programme that allows amateur and professional composers to create music. It makes use of machine learning techniques, but allows composers to be as creative as they wish. Dr. Stefan Oertl, founder and CEO of Re-Compose, tells us about how I2C8 was developed and how it works.
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Announcing the winners of the first Wifi4EU call!
The first European municipalities to benefit from EU funding under the WiFi4EU scheme have been announced, giving citizens from the length and breadth of Europe the chance to benefit from free Wi-Fi connectivity where they live.
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EU-Japan Digital Week 2018 in Vienna
This year's EU-Japan Digital Week took place in Vienna, Austria, and was the first to take place after the EU and Japan signed strategic and economic partnership agreements earlier in 2018.
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Artificial intelligence, real benefits
The European Commission has published its coordinated plan on artificial intelligence, as well as new guidelines on how to deal with the ethical issues relating to AI. Both put humans firmly at the centre of this key technology that has the potential to revolutionise all our lives.
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TimeStorm: getting humans and robots to run on time
Each one of us deals constantly with time. For example, we might wake up at 8 o’clock, spend 30 minutes getting ready, reach the office by 9 o’clock, work for 8 hours, and so on. Time becomes even more important when we are interacting with other humans: in order to communicate, collaborate and make arrangements, we need to understand time in the same way.
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