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moderate AgID Italian Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2024–2026
Italian Strategy for Artificial Intelligence 2024–2026
I. Regulatory Summary
Primarily shapes policy direction and governance expectations for AI in Italy across 2024–2026. Practical impact is indirect: it can drive institutional design, funding priorities, and guidance initiatives affecting both public administration and market actors.
II. Full Description
*Source file:* IT - AGID - Strategia_italiana_per_l_Intelligenza_artificiale_2024-2026.pdf
This strategy document sets out a national roadmap for AI (2024–2026). It discusses how the EU AI Act implies two major national functions—market surveillance and notification—and considers how Italy could implement these functions institutionally. It also addresses broader ecosystem needs such as support to those developing/distributing/implementing AI, alignment with existing sector regulators (e.g., data protection, competition, digital services, financial oversight), and capability-building.
As a strategy, it is not drafted as a binding instrument with sanctions; it is intended to guide coordinated action and institutional choices.
III. Scope & Application
A national strategic document covering priorities and proposed actions for AI in Italy over 2024–2026. It discusses the regulatory landscape (including the EU AI Act) and the role of national-level regulatory functions such as market surveillance and notification. It is policy/strategy-oriented and does not operate as a binding legal act by itself.
IV. Policy Impact Assessment
Primarily shapes policy direction and governance expectations for AI in Italy across 2024–2026. Practical impact is indirect: it can drive institutional design, funding priorities, and guidance initiatives affecting both public administration and market actors.
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