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Harmonised AI standards will be key to the successful implementation of the EU AI Act. A new JRC Science for Policy brief explains the current state of play and discusses some of the key characteristics of future standards for the AI Act. 

New study features over 140,000 annotations of protected attributes in widely used visual datasets for perception, and a thorough evaluation of biases and the annotation process.

A new paper presents the results of a large-scale survey exploring the attitudes and opinions of European Citizens regarding the adoption of socially assistive robots for healthcare in the EU.

This award spotlights solutions that use emerging technologies, like AI, in public administrations at all levels to enhance their services. Submit your use case before 30 August.

A new paper has been published by the divinAI (Diversity in Artificial Intelligence) Project, which investigates key diversity indicators in the AI community.

On 15 May, about 40 European Commission experts gathered to discuss strategies and solutions for modernising public governance through digital technology and data.

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This science for policy brief explores solutions to such identification and concludes that they should possess the following four properties: efficiency, integrity of data, robustness to content alteration, and protection against manipulation.

JRC Lead Scientist and head of HUMAINT, Emilia Gómez, participated in the online seminar series Machine Learning NeEDS with her keynote "Scientific challenges, practical methodologies and policy perspectives for trustworthy AI".