At the end of 2022, Artificial Intelligence (AI) was starting to get on everyone’s lips due to the birth of a new chatbot that was able to provide human-like answers to complex questions using a large amount of data.
We are becoming aware of the immense challenge of fighting cyber-attacks. This is where artificial intelligence (AI) comes in and with it, new forms of digital protection.
SPOTLIGHT OF THE MONTH
The European Commission unveiled mid-February 2020 its long -awaited EU Data Strategy, together with the expected plan on Artificial Intelligence.
Both proposals insist on the importance of enabling better data access and data sharing, not only regarding public sector data (PSI or G2B) but also about private data sharing with public bodies (B2G) or between businesses themselves (B2B).