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European Commission: Call for Evidence on AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors
Other opportunity. Deadline: 2026-09-11
- Type
- Other
- Organizer
- European Commission
- Deadline
- 11 September 2026
- Where
- Online
- Compensation
- Not specified
- Disciplines
- cultural heritage, artificial intelligence, creative industries, digital arts, policy research
About this opportunity
The European Commission is seeking input to develop its AI strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors. This call for evidence aims to gather views on how AI can support these sectors while preserving European diversity and fostering innovation. The strategy will address the complex challenges and opportunities presented by AI in culture and creativity.
Who can apply
- The consultation is open to anyone, including artists, creators, rights holders, professional associations, AI providers, developers, researchers and public authorities with cultural and AI policy expertise, as well as members of the public with an interest in the future of culture and creativity in the age of AI.