Forging Successful AI Applications for European Economy and Society
FORSEE defines societally successful AI. Our mission is to analyse existing successful AI applications to:
- Strategically enhance the capabilities of the European AI industry, policymakers and the public
- Address the future risks and opportunities of AI
- Help Europe retain a leading position in the AI landscape.
European DIGITAL SME summit 2026
FORSEE’s consortium partner, the European DIGITAL SME Alliance, hosts its annual DIGITAL SME Summit on 16 November in Brussels. The summit brings together industry leaders, policymakers and academics to discuss how Europe can turn its technological sovereignty ambitions into concrete action.
Events
30.10.2026
Where do you get your news about AI? Take our survey
FORSEE researchers at the ADAPT Centre want to know where people get their news about AI and which sources they trust. The anonymous survey takes 5 to 10 minutes and is open to adults anywhere.
News about AI reaches people through various channels: newspapers, podcasts and social media feeds, for example. As part of FORSEE, researchers at the ADAPT Centre, based at Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin, are running a survey on these news habits.
Blogs
29.10.2026
Predatory AI: A keynote lecture by Professor Nick Couldry
This joint webinar by the ALFIE project, Transmedia Catalonia Access Talks, and FORSEE explores how the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act and the European Accessibility Act connect and impact technology and inclusion.
Events
27.10.2026
Three principles for the development of societally successful AI in Europe
Europe is best positioned to build an economy where AI works reliably in the benefit of everyone. To do this, however, the EU should strengthen its strategic self-determination, deploy substantive multistakeholderism, and integrate societal goals into AI standards and funding.
Blogs
2.10.2026
FORSEE Visiting Speaker’s Seminar: “AI and/in Education: What We Owe to the Next Generation”
September 23, 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm, Akian Art Gallery About the Event: In this talk, Dr. Katia Schwerzmann, acting professor at Ruhr Universität Bochum, will present work from her current book project of the
Events
21.9.2026
When AI success becomes risk management, what gets left out?
Photo by Umberto on Unsplash National, supranational, and professional institutional actors, such as the EU, the OECD, and engineering, legal, and medical associations, shape what successful AI means in practice. FORSEE researchers analysed over 80
Blogs
9.9.2026
What society expects from AI: voices from European SMEs and civil society
What counts as “AI success”? New FORSEE research suggests it depends on where you look.
To understand differing hopes and fears on AI, FORSEE researchers Charis Papaevangelou, Lucie Loubère, Nikos Smyrnaios, and Pierre Ratinaud (University of Toulouse) analysed how AI is discussed both in media and between citizens.
Blogs
13.5.2026
Official Launch of FORSEE at AUA
The American University of Armenia (AUA) Center for Ethics in Public Affairs officially launches its participation in the FORSEE project on 6 May. The event introduces the AUA research team and outlines the center’s role in our European research initiative redefining what success means for artificial intelligence.
Events
29.4.2026
Webinar: Navigating the Intersection of the EU AI Act and the EU Accessibility Act
This joint webinar by the ALFIE project, Transmedia Catalonia Access Talks, and FORSEE explores how the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act and the European Accessibility Act connect and impact technology and inclusion.
Events
1.4.2026
Who gets to define what Europe wants from AI?
What counts as “AI success”? New FORSEE research suggests it depends on where you look.
To understand differing hopes and fears on AI, FORSEE researchers Charis Papaevangelou, Lucie Loubère, Nikos Smyrnaios, and Pierre Ratinaud (University of Toulouse) analysed how AI is discussed both in media and between citizens.
Blogs
26.3.2026
