Croatia unveils €932 million plan to expand artificial intelligence
The government's national AI strategy runs through 2032 and sets aside €932.1 million to boost innovation, digital skills, and AI adoption in both private sector and state services.
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What happened
Croatia has unveiled a national plan for artificial intelligence development running through 2032. The plan includes €932.1 million in planned investment. Funding is aimed at strengthening innovation, building digital skills and expanding AI use across the economy and public services.
Why it matters
The reports state the plan aims to strengthen innovation and expand the use of AI across the economy and public services.
Timeline
- Oct 17, 7:32 AM ET: Croatia unveiled a national artificial intelligence plan running through 2032, with €932.1 million in planned investment.
- Oct 17, 4:21 PM ET: Of the €932.1 million, €382.1 million falls under an initial action plan running to 2028.
Coverage
- Croatia plans €932mn investment in artificial intelligence by 2032 (intellinews.com)
- Croatia sets out €932 million plan for artificial intelligence development (croatiaweek)
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