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06.05.2025

How to become a member of the AI Chamber?

Joining AI Chamber is easy—and now even more convenient with our online form. STEP 1 – Complete the Membership Form Fill out our online application, provide the required information, read our Statute (link do statutu EN), and accept its terms. STEP 2 – Application Review & Membership Declaration Once your application is approved, we’ll send […]

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07.11.2025

Is AI a Repeat of the Dot-Com Bubble of 2000?

The immense amount of investment being poured into AI is an undisputed fact, companies and investors are piling billions into the ecosystem, driving valuations to unseen heights. Comparisons between today’s artificial intelligence boom and the dot-com bubble of the late 1990s and early 2000s are becoming increasingly common. Some commentators even claim the US economy […]

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27.10.2025

CEE’s Innovation Crossroads: From Catch-Up to Creative Leadership

Central and Eastern European (CEE) nations have achieved remarkable economic convergence with Western Europe since joining the EU. The region’s two-decade sprint from post-socialist economies to the EU’s high-tech factory floor was breathtaking. But the growth model of being the “extended workbench” for Western industry is hitting a hard ceiling. The strategy of making things […]

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24.10.2025

AI Chamber Submission to the Digital Fairness Act Consultation

As the AI Chamber, representing innovators and businesses in the Central and Eastern European artificial intelligence sector, we submit our attached position on the proposed Digital Fairness Act (DFA). We believe this legislative initiative, while in many respects well-intentioned, is fundamentally misguided. First and foremost it contradicts the EU’s current primary strategic objective of enhancing […]

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17.10.2025

The EU has another new plan for AI! Will it finally put us back in the global AI race? Here is our take.

The European Commission’s “Apply AI Strategy” was launched last week, aiming to boost Europe’s competitiveness and technological sovereignty. It’s a document with some solid, pragmatic ideas, but it also seems to sidestep the billion-euro questions and underlying systemic problems. Here’s a quick rundown: The Good (The Pragmatic Play) Smart Targeting: The strategy focuses on applying […]