Yesterday, the Commission held the final meeting of the dialogue on access to and availability of audiovisual content across the EU and identified follow-up with stakeholders’ organisations.

The aim of the study is to support the review of the Web Accessibility Directive and its implementing acts, covering the first three years of their application (2018-2021).

Under the BIK+ strategy, the Commission will facilitate a comprehensive EU Code of conduct on age-appropriate design with the help of an ad hoc group involving industry, civil society and academia.

The European Film Awards will honour the greatest achievements in European cinema on 10th December 2022.

The report is intended to highlight the economics behind AI-driven technological change with a particular focus on the institutional and policy decisions that will shape its future impact on the workforce.

The Trade and Technology Council (TTC) serves as a forum for the EU and the US to coordinate approaches to address key trade and technology issues, and to deepen transatlantic cooperation based on shared democratic values. At the third Ministerial Meeting of the TTC the EU and the US agreed on a number of outcomes on technological issues.

This procurement has two parts: the Better Internet for Kids (BIK) portal and awareness raising activities on child consumer protection on digital markets.

The EU-US TTC Joint Roadmap aims to advance shared terminologies and taxonomies, but also to inform our approaches to AI risk management and trustworthy AI on both sides of the Atlantic.

The consultation will contribute to Horizon 2020’s final evaluation, Horizon Europe’s interim evaluation and lay the groundwork for the preparations of the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2025-2027.