Policy for AI Development in Poland
Poland Β· Strategy Β· Committee of the Council of Ministers for Digitisation
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Poland's government adopted a comprehensive strategy for artificial intelligence development spanning short, medium and long-term objectives through 2027 and beyond. The policy establishes actions and goals across six areas: public society engagement, business innovation, scientific research, education, international cooperation, and public sector implementation. A coordination centre was established under the Minister of Digitisation to monitor implementation and align funding from national budgets, EU programmes and investment funds.
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Policy for AI Development in Poland
Poland adopted a national policy to advance artificial intelligence across six priority areas: society and digital skills, innovative businesses, research and academia, education at all levels, international cooperation, and public sector adoption. The policy sets targets for short-term (until 2023), medium-term (until 2027), and long-term (after 2027) periods and aligns with broader strategies including the EU coordinated plan for AI.
Implementation and Coordination Framework
The policy covers the entire AI lifecycle from design through decommissioning and incorporates international legal, technical, organizational and ethical dimensions. A dedicated coordination center within the Digital Ministry will monitor implementation, coordinate partner efforts, and consolidate fragmented state budget funding with EU programmes and investment funds to support AI research, development and investment in Poland.
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Policy for AI Development in Poland 2 controls
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
The government should advance artificial intelligence across six priority areas: society and digital skills, innovative businesses, research and academia, education at all levels, international cooperation, and public sector adoption.
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
The government should align its AI policy with broader strategies including the EU coordinated plan for AI.
Implementation and Coordination Framework 2 controls
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
A dedicated coordination center within the Digital Ministry should monitor implementation of the AI policy across the lifecycle from design through decommissioning.
- ObligationApplies to: Public authorityDrafted by the Index
The coordination center should consolidate fragmented state budget funding with EU programmes and investment funds to support AI research, development and investment in Poland.
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