ELIAS Pathways to Responsible and Sustainable AI – Strategic Research Agenda (SRA).
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Sebe, Niculae; Dahlgren Lindström, Adam; Marchesi, Alberto; van Sluijs, Bob; Lepri, Bruno; Zanazzo, Cecilia; Garayeva, Aygun; +29 Authors
Sebe, Niculae; Dahlgren Lindström, Adam; Marchesi, Alberto; van Sluijs, Bob; Lepri, Bruno; Zanazzo, Cecilia; Garayeva, Aygun; Charlote, Delage; Peters, Nina; Gatica-Perez,, Daniel; Daly, Elizabeth; Sangineto, Enver; TARTAGLIONE, ENZO; Rodrigo, Esther; d'Alche, Florence; CLERICI, GIULIA; Camps Valls, Gustau; Siegrist, Isabelle; van de Meent, Jan-Willem; Pita Costa, Joao; Rosasco, Lorenzo; Baraldi, Lorenzo; Kamenska, Marcela; Leordeanu, Marius; CASTIGLIONI, MATTEO; Pfeiffer, Michael; Gatti, Nicola; Cesa-Bianchi, Nicolò Antonio; Oliver, Nuria; Kachaiev, Oleksii; Reddy Annapureddy, Ravinithesh; Džeroski, Sašo; Akis, Papadopoulos; Burceanu, Elena; Oneata, Elisabeta; Smeu,, Diana;
ELIAS Pathways to Responsible and Sustainable AI – Strategic Research Agenda (SRA).
The ELIAS Strategic Research Agenda (SRA) on Pathways to Responsible and Sustainable AI outlines Europe’s long-term roadmap for responsible and sustainable AI. It defines research priorities across five pillars—AI for a Sustainable Planet, AI for a Sustainable Society, Trustworthy AI for Individuals, Fostering Scientific Excellence, and Entrepreneurship & Tech Transfer—ensuring that AI innovations are ethical, human-centric, and environmentally conscious. The SRA guides research, policy, and innovation to deliver tangible societal, economic, and environmental impact.
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