On September 30, 2025, a unique event on artificial intelligence titled "Poland and Lithuania - AI opportunities: global and regional trends, experts and SMEs perspective" will be held in Vilnius.
In the latest issue of Newsweek, you can read an interview with Piotr Mieczkowski on the conclusions of the Ringier Axel Springer Polska report on Poles' attitudes toward artificial intelligence. You will learn who fears it and who sees it as an opportunity. The interview also discusses how AI affects our lives and work.
For the second time, we will honor the best European products, investors, researchers or policymakers who are shaping AI policy, and entertainers who are creating communities that contribute to the development of artificial intelligence.
The structure of the document and recommendations remains largely unchanged from the previous draft, but the final version includes more clarification on what qualifies as an 'accessible to minors' service, and softens some of the wording on platform defaults, offering a little more flexibility in implementation.
We have joined the PW eSkills initiative, implemented by the Ministry of Digitalisation. This is another step to support the development of digital competences of Poles, building a modern economy and increasing the number of ICT specialists in Poland.
These decisions confirm confidence in their vision and experience in leading the organisation towards further developing Poland's digital transformation and making Poland one of the world's major centres of digital innovation.
Did you miss the event? No problem - the full transcript of the conference held on 16 June in Gdansk is now available! The event accompanied the Digital Summit, a key event of the Polish Presidency of the EU Council.
During the Digital Summit and European AI Forum in Gdansk, the Digital Poland Foundation, as one of the main founders, formally established AI Poland - an initiative integrating key companies, organisations, institutions and educators working in the field of artificial intelligence in Poland. The goal of AI Poland is to build a strong, innovative and ethical AI ecosystem that supports European values, technological sovereignty and national economic development.
We had the pleasure of participating in a unique event - the debate 'Digital sovereignty - from words to actions', organised by THINKTANK, Bertelsmann Stiftung and the Polish Economic Institute.
For the fifth time, the winners of the Digital Ars competition have been selected. First place in the No code category was won by Darya Ivanova for her work 'Baltic'. The main prize in the Open category for the work 'Inner cry - disintegrating consciousness' went to Milena Orzażewska. The winner in the Metamorphoses category was Zuzanna Leoniuk for her work 'The Pearl of Tomorrow'. Digital Ars, organised by the Digital Poland Foundation, is the first competition in Poland dedicated to visual arts created using artificial intelligence, data and algorithms. It is a space where technology becomes a tool for artistic expression.
