Registrations are open! 📢 Join the #ApplyAISummit on 17 November, Brussels & online. 900+ stakeholders. 1 goal, accelerate AI adoption across Europe. 🔗 Register here: https://t.co/3iWP0ARZGC https://t.co/3BqsePrBSG
Apply AI Summit digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu
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- The Apply AI Summit lands at Brussels' EGG on 17 November 2026, marking one year since the EU adopted its Apply AI Strategy.
- The Commission plans roughly 900 in-person seats and up to 2,500 online spots, with the onsite registration deadline set at 9 October.
- Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen is special host, with parallel tracks spanning healthcare, mobility, defence, agrifood and cybersecurity.
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Could AI help identify dementia risk earlier? The EU-funded @AIMind_eu project developed AI tools to identify people at increased risk of dementia, potentially creating more opportunities for earlier monitoring, intervention, and support. #FrAIday: https://t.co/T8BlyQzZxv http…
Using AI to stay one step ahead of dementia projects.research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu
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- The EU-funded AI-Mind consortium analysed data from 1,000 European citizens over more than 50,000 hours to build algorithmic dementia-risk detection.
- Two tools resulted: the AI-Mind Connector reads brain electrical activity patterns, and the Predictor combines cognitive function, biological markers and demographic data.
- Industry partners include Eli Lilly, Roche and Bosch; approval under EU Medical Device Regulation is expected by 2035.
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Could AI help identify dementia risk earlier? The EU-funded @AIMind_eu project developed AI tools to identify people at increased risk of dementia, potentially creating more opportunities for earlier monitoring, intervention, and support. #FrAIday: https://t.co/T8BlyQzZxv http…
Using AI to stay one step ahead of dementia link.europa.eu
AI takes the wheel on the racetrack. Europe’s first multi-car race for fully autonomous vehicles took place in Imola, with five teams competing using driverless cars controlled by AI, cameras, radar, and lidar. #WeekendRead: https://t.co/79Agn4RA3q https://t.co/D0csMCo79Z
Can AI race like a human? Driverless cars race in Italy's F1 city euronews.com
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- UAE-based Kinetiz won a 12-lap race at Imola billed as Europe's first multi-car contest between fully autonomous cars.
- Five teams from Germany, Italy and the UAE ran identical Dallara SF23 single-seaters with no driver, guided by cameras, radar and lidar.
- A2RL, founded in 2023 and based in Abu Dhabi, frames the series as a way to test risky autonomous-driving scenarios at high speeds.
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AI takes the wheel on the racetrack. Europe’s first multi-car race for fully autonomous vehicles took place in Imola, with five teams competing using driverless cars controlled by AI, cameras, radar, and lidar. #WeekendRead: https://t.co/79Agn4RA3q https://t.co/D0csMCo79Z
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