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.
The Digital Poland Foundation has published the fourth edition of the Digital Champions CEE ranking, which presents the 100 most innovative technology companies from Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). This year's report brings exciting news: the total capitalisation of the leaders has increased by nearly 10% compared to the previous year, reaching an impressive USD 117 billion.
Visit London Tech Week and AI Summit and drop by the Polish Embassy in London to attend a special event bringing together the AI sector from Poland and the UK.
On 11 June 2025, the second edition of AI Creative Fest - a unique conference that is becoming one of the most important points on the map of events for the creative and technology industry in Poland - will take place at the Legia Stadium in Warsaw. The festival is organised by AI Wizards and the event is supported by numerous partners, including the Digital Poland Foundation.
New EU digital regulations, such as the DSA, DMA and AI Act, pose unprecedented challenges for national regulators. The Digital Poland Foundation's policy brief looks at how to ensure they have adequate funding, resources and competences to effectively enforce the law and protect users.
False narratives are spreading faster than ever before - undermining trust in institutions, polarising societies and hindering rational decision-making.
Digital Ars is the first competition in Poland for artists using artificial intelligence (AI). Prizes await the authors of the best works. The Audience Award is one of the categories of Digital Ars. We invite you to vote
The meeting was hosted and organised by Minister for Civil Society Adriana Porowska and Deputy Minister Dariusz Standerski from the Ministry of Digitalisation, which is responsible for the legislative process of amending the aforementioned law
The European Union has the potential to compete with the US and China, but the lack of a single market and national nationalisms weaken its position in the global technology race. This is particularly true in the case of artificial intelligence, where Europe is failing to make the most of its resources and capabilities. The key is cooperation through coordinated action," says Piotr Mieczkowski for Dziennik Gazeta Prawna
For the seventh time the Digital Poland Foundation invites to cooperation all those who share our mission: to change Poland together into a more digital, aware and ready for the challenges of the future. Digital Festival is the largest annual educational event on new technologies and digitisation in Poland. We organise the event on the same zero-digit digital date 01.10-10.11.2025
We would like to thank Michal Kobosko MEP, Renew Europe and the Polish presidency of the Council of the European Union for their collaboration on the debate at the European Parliament in Brussels. The event was attended by digital and new technology experts and decision makers including Renate Nikolay (DG CNECT), Alexandra Geese (MEP), Paul Keller (Open Future), Marc Vancoppenolle (Nokia), Dr Agnieszka Jankowska (T-Mobile Poland), Jesus Contreras (EIT Digital) and Isabelle Zablit-Schmitz (Numeum). The discussion was moderated by Dr Michał Boni, President of the Foundation.
