Media

Science|Business, a news company specialising in European and international research as well as innovation policy and funding, spoke with David Osimo, executive director and director of research at the Lisbon Council, about artificial intelligence in science and what European competitiveness means in practice with a focus on the need for collaboration.

​MLex, a media outlet providing market insight, analysis and commentary on regulatory risk covers the release of Copyright, the AI Act and Extraterritoriality, a policy brief by the Lisbon Council, in a piece featuring insights from an interview with author, João Pedro Quintais, associate professor, Institute for Information Law, University of Amsterdam.

​Tagesspiegel Background, a specialised briefing outlet by the German newspaper Der Tagesspiegel, covers the release of the When Europe Scales: How Startups and Scale-ups Can Drive European Competitiveness and Why Good Regulation Is More Important than Ever policy brief by Lisbon Council Research in a piece on how smart European regulation can be a growth accelerator for start-ups.

La Stampa, an Italian daily newspaper, covers the release of Coach Mario, a ChatGPT-based tool created to answer questions on The Future of European Competitiveness, the landmark report from former Italy Prime Minister Mario Draghi. The bot was developed by Marcello Verona, associate director ICT platforms, at the Lisbon Council.

Sifted, a media outlet focusing on the European startup community and backed by the Financial Times, mentions the Sustainable Computing for a Sustainable Planet policy brief authored by Lisbon Council Research in a piece on the climate impact of artificial intelligence.

The Washington Post, the most widely circulated newspaper within the Washington metropolitan area, quotes Konstatinos Komaitis, senior research and non-resident fellow at The Lisbon Council, on the United Nations stance on the internet policy issues.

The Lisbon Council announces that 21 leading government service-delivery agencies from 14 European countries launch #Govtech4all following a call from the European Commission for a European Union GovTech Incubator under the DIGITAL funding programme. The initiative is a four-year collaboration to innovate the way governments deliver citizen services digitally.