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The European Commission has launched a call for evidence to gather input on a future AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors (CCS), inviting creators, cultural organisations, AI developers, researchers, public authorities and citizens to help shape the initiative. The strategy, announced under the Culture Compass for Europe, will support the responsible adoption of AI while protecting Europe’s cultural and linguistic diversity, creativity and creators’ rights.
Why your input matters
Artificial intelligence is transforming the way cultural content is created, preserved and experienced. While AI can boost creativity, automate repetitive tasks, improve accessibility and foster innovation, it also raises challenges related to copyright, the unauthorised use of artists’ work, algorithmic bias and the growing impact of AI-generated content. The Commission highlights the growing need for AI literacy, upskilling and reskilling to help professionals adapt to changing job profiles, adopt AI responsibly and strengthen Europe’s digital competitiveness.
The strategy focuses on three main pillars:
- Fostering innovation through collaboration between the cultural and AI ecosystems.
- Promotion of fair business models and the ethical use of AI while protecting European creativity.
- Support of the digital transformation of the cultural and creative sectors through targeted skills development and capacity building.
It will build on existing EU initiatives, including the AI Continent Action Plan, the Apply AI Strategy and the AI Act, while leveraging programmes such as Creative Europe, Digital Europe and Horizon Europe.




