Spain says countries are working on AI together ahead of the Ibero-American Summit. Plans cover shared access to data, AI tools for local languages and computer power.
Sweden says its prime minister will attend European meetings in Dublin. Leaders plan to discuss how AI could affect European businesses and society.
Spain has presented a campaign about AI-made sexual images shared without consent. The government calls this violence against women and urges people to take responsibility for what they share.
Slovenia says it has created a 48-member council on AI and digital services. The group will advise the prime minister on developing and using AI.
Estonia has put a draft law on its agenda to give AI agents a code linked to the person they act for. The code would show when an AI system is acting on someone’s behalf.
Croatia says European leaders will discuss how AI could affect Europe’s economy and opportunities for growth at a meeting in Dublin.
Estonia says European leaders will discuss how to build more AI in Europe and use it safely. Its prime minister calls for AI that people can trust and control.
Denmark says AI is at the top of the agenda for an informal meeting of European Union leaders in Dublin. Its prime minister is due to attend.
The White House says it is investing in data centres for advanced AI. It says technology companies have agreed to pay for the extra power and grid upgrades their centres need, instead of passing those costs to households.
Moldova says its prime minister discussed possible AI projects with the World Bank. The talks covered using new technology to help people get work done and testing new ideas in Moldova.
Estonia’s government heard a briefing on AI being introduced to ambulance and family doctor software. It also discussed a draft code to identify AI agents acting for people.
Andorra says its business agency awarded €1 million across 10 research projects. Several use AI, including drones that inspect ski facilities and a tool designed to work in Catalan.
The UK says its prime minister discussed AI benefits and risks with France’s president. It plans to put AI high on the agenda during its 2027 G20 presidency and work on shared international standards.
North Macedonia’s prime minister says the government will support a new factory in Ohrid that plans to use AI and robots. He urged future investors to use similar technology in production.
Moldova says it is preparing a secure data centre that could support AI work and online public services. Its prime minister also called for using AI to help defend government systems from cyberattacks.
Kazakhstan says a new public service office in Karaganda has opened with AI tools. It also offers free help so residents can learn to use online government services themselves.
Czechia’s government says it has created a council on AI. The prime minister will chair it, with industry and trade officials helping to run it.