In March 2025, the third AI Board brought together representatives from EU Member States under the chairman Dariusz Standerski, Polish Secretary of State at Ministry of Digital Affairs. This meeting marked a significant step in advancing the EU strategy for AI and in fostering cross-border cooperation across Europe.
A key focus was the implementation of the AI Act, with discussions diving into the European Commission's priorities and next steps. A dedicated roundtable allowed national governments to exchange best practices and strategies for effective implementation.
The AI Office continues to play a crucial role by providing updates and guidelines on recent and upcoming deliverables, including the draft of the Code of Practice for general-purpose AI and the timeline for dedicated scientific panels. With regular policy updates, Member States are well prepared to face future AI challenges.
The outcomes of this meeting will be crucial in refining the AI Act’s implementation strategy and reinforcing an EU-wide collaborative approach to AI governance. For instance, the Board is expected to make a decision on communication initiatives to enhance awareness and citizens engagement around the Act.