Europe is best positioned to build an economy where AI works reliably in the benefit of everyone. To do this, however, the EU should strengthen its strategic self-determination, deploy substantive mul...

The path to AI success runs through regulation. This newsletter covers results from FORSEE research published in 2026.

What makes artificial intelligence “successful”? It’s a question often answered in terms of profit margins, efficiency gains, or technological breakthroughs. But for researchers at the Tilburg Institu...

Despite the central role of AI in EU policy, there is no shared understanding of what success in its development and deployment should look like. This mid-term policy brief synthesises insights from F...

This publication examines how “successful AI” is defined by leading ICT professional bodies, focusing on the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Institute of Electrical and Electronics E...

What does "AI success" mean and for whom? Results from FORSEE research published in 2026.

“Success in AI development means having a human-centric AI.” This principle guided the EU AI Act, but is the tune changing during shifting geopolitics and political priorities? Last month, our #FORS...

Our collective understanding of what makes AI successful remains narrow and incomplete. Success in AI is often equated with technological sophistication or economic efficiency. How quickly can systems...

As Europe moves toward greater AI sovereignty, defining what societal success means has never been more crucial. Last week, our webinar titled “What is success in European AI?” set out to discuss just...

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Redefining AI Success: Europe's changing AI landscape and updates from FORSEE

In this webinar, we will address the question: How can we ensure AI contributes to social sustainability, democracy, and environmental responsibility?

This webinar explores how European small and medium-sized enterprises are adopting and applying AI to strengthen their competitiveness.

On September 18th, FORSEE brought together SME representatives for a workshop in Dublin to explore what makes AI adoption successful for SMEs.

In this blog post, we explore why AI is not just an immaterial software, and how Jevons Paradox connects to so-called green AI.

The rapid rise of powerful AI technologies has sparked intense debate about their implications for democracy. Over the last few years, a wide range of stakeholders from EU commissioners and parliament...

The School of Social Sciences and Philosophy is hosting a free public lecture series, 'AI: The Age of Disruption', exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on human life.

This blog post explores why the AI Act should be interpreted as a framework for learning, due to multiple uncertainties in its enforcement.

As Europe considers its options to achieve digital sovereignty, it is time for a sober assessment of the prevailing innovation narrative, writes Daniel Mügge.

This statement proposes three recommendations designed to advance an open, legally compliant, and FRIA-aligned evaluation framework.

What would a human rights-based approach mean to AI governance, and how could it counter ethics washing in the AI industry? In a recent episode of the Brain for Business podcast, FORSEE researcher Dr....

FORSEE submission to call for evidence of Apply AI Strategy – strengthening the AI continent  Authors: Dr Elizabeth Farries, Dr Alexandros Miniotakis, Dr Patrick Brodie, Prof Eugenia Siapera, Sandra S...

A member of the FORSEE Advisory Board, Professor Daniel Mügge from the University of Amsterdam, visited The Ivory Tower Podcast to discuss the relationship between artificial intelligence and politica...

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🇪🇺 Celebrating Europe Day with a Vision for Responsible AI 🇪🇺 Europe Day celebrates unity, cooperation, and shared progress across our continent. It's also a moment to look ahead toward the chall...

Forging Successful AI Applications for European Economy and Society  FORSEE defines societally successful AI. Our mission is to analyse existing successful AI applications to: