01 / INNOVATION
Radom in digital Europe
Artificial intelligence, digital public services and future-ready skills as drivers of development for the city and region.
EXPLORE THE TOPICS ↓CONGRESS TRACK / 01
What will we discuss?
Artificial intelligence, digital public services and future-ready skills as drivers of development for the city and region. The subjects below outline the proposed discussion and may be refined in the final agenda.
Digital skills and education for young people
↗Collaboration between universities, businesses and local government
↗Secure and responsible digital transformation
↗CONTEXT & FACTS
Why does this matter?
Facts from public sources. Interpretations and questions are editorial context, not statements on behalf of the organiser.
main AI Act application date, with exceptions
prohibitions on certain AI practices began applying in February
From experiments to responsible deployment
AI can support resident services, document analysis, service planning and entrepreneurship. Reliable data, skilled staff and human oversight are essential. Sensitive applications require particular attention to risk.
The AI Act changes the rules
The European Commission identifies 2 August 2026 as the principal AI Act application date, while some provisions applied earlier and others have later deadlines. Public institutions and businesses need to review how they deploy AI.
Further reading
Data refers to the dates indicated in the sources. It is neither a forecast nor an official statement by panellists.
ON THE AGENDA
FULL AGENDA ↗Congress session
12:35–13:35 · Panel I — Radom in digital Europe: AI and digital services
Draft programme. Times and details are subject to change.