The Commission announced it would establish the office in January, as part of a package of measures supporting European start-ups and SMEs to develop AI models.
The Commission put itself forward to house the new agency to allow for synergies with other regulations, notably the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and Digital Services Act (DSA), Roberto Viola, director general of Communications Networks, Content and Technology (DG Connect) told a conference hosted by the Digitaleurope industry association in Brussels last week.
The office will also promote home-grown artificial intelligence, including setting up 'AI factories' providing access to EU supercomputers, to enable training of large general-purpose AI models.
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