New Technologies

The European Union is at the centre of technological advances, with ambitious initiatives in areas such as artificial intelligence (AI) and data regulation. This exploration of new technologies highlights the challenges and opportunities of this ever-evolving digital age within the EU.

EU Quantum Strategy: Europe Has the Potential – Now it Needs a Plan

Security and Trust: An Unsolvable Digital Dilemma?

Trade-Offs and Risks in EU Digital Policy

More diversity instead of uniformity:Regulatory impulses for a resilient European media sector

Mission Letters: Digital policy

In Search of “Laws of Robotics”

Our contribution to the T20!

AI is Disrupting Education – For Better or Worse

A Tale of Two Metaverses: Assessing the EU’s Influence on Standard-Setting in Virtual Worlds

cep and EY Study: Businesses call for more legal certainty when dealing with data

Anticipating AI Instead of Preventing It

Language Technology as a Competitive Advantage for the EU

Competition in Generative Artificial Intelligence (cepInput)

Resisting or Rebooting the Rise of the Robots? (cepStudy)

Less AI risk through more competition (cepInput)

Weaponizing Social Media in Geopolitics (cepStudy)

EU-Metaverse Strategy: WEB 4.0 & Virtual Worlds (cepPolicyBrief)

The Threat of Digital Populism to European Democracy (cepStudy)

The ZF.2050 Zukunft Analyse: How future-oriented is the Bundestag?

Advantage Ukraine: How AI is tipping the balance of war

The Digital Divining Rod: How AI Contributes to a More Resilient Supply of Raw Materials (cepInput)

Chat GPT requires more digital maturity (cepAdhoc)

AI as Systemic Risk in a Polycrisis (cepAdhoc)