The Commissioner of Communications of the Republic of Cyprus for the implementation of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act has been designated Notifying Authority and Market Surveillance Authority for the AI Act and serves as the national Single Point of Contact in Cyprus. The website provides information about the AI Act and its implementation in Cyprus.
Find useful information, contact points, and communication materials from EU Member States related to the EU AI Act.
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Agenzia per la Cybersicurezza Nazionale
Dedicated AI Act webpage on the Federal Public Service Economy website, including a webpage with a list of the Belgian article 77 authorities. The website is available in Dutch and French.
The Service Desk for Artificial Intelligence serves as a point of contact and information hub for the general public in Austria on the topic of AI. It also supports the implementation of the European AI Act. On these pages you will find information on the regulatory framework for the use of artificial intelligence.
The Innovation Agency has been tasked with creating a restricted AI regulatory pilot environment ("AI sandbox")
Additional information is available on the website of the Ministry of Economy and Innovation:
Help for the country's businesses to adapt to the new EU Artificial Intelligence (AI) Regulatio…
National competent authorities - Ministry of Economy and Innovation of the Republic of LithuaniaAccording to the amendments of the Law on Technology and Innovation, the Innovation Agency Lithuania was designated with the functions of the notifying authority (pursuant to Articles 28(1) and 70(1) of the AI Act). The Innovation Agency Lithuania was also obliged to create and supervise AI regulatory sandbox (pursuant to Article 57(1) of the AI Act).
According to the amendments of the Law on Information Society Services, the Communications Regulatory Authority of the Republic of Lithuania was designated with the function of main market surveillance authority and the single contact point (pursuant to Articles 70(1) and 70(2) of the AI Act).
To help companies and research centres applying for funding already take the AI Act into account, the National Innovation Agency, Luxinnovation, has published a policy brief summarising its main points.
The AI Service Desk supports companies, public authorities and organisations in implementing the AI Regulation in Germany.
Tool to assess to what extent the AI Act applies to an AI-system of a public authority. Also available in English.