European Commission: Call for Evidence on AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors
Submit evidence and stakeholder views to inform the European Commission's AI strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors.
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Overview
The European Commission is gathering evidence and stakeholder views to develop an AI strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors. The strategy will set out a vision to support the sectors while fostering innovation and safeguarding European cultural and linguistic diversity. This consultation aims to ensure AI complements rather than replaces human creativity, supports broader access to culture and knowledge, and contributes to a fair, sustainable, innovative and competitive European creative economy.
Who can apply
The consultation is open to anyone, including artists, creators, rights holders, professional associations, AI providers, developers, researchers, public authorities with cultural and AI policy expertise, and members of the public with an interest in the future of culture and creativity in the age of AI.
Submission deadline
- 11 September 2026
Submission format
Online / remote
- Theme
- The call seeks evidence on opportunities and challenges presented by artificial intelligence in the cultural and creative sectors, aiming to develop a strategy where AI complements rather than replaces human creativity, supports broader access to culture and knowledge, and contributes to a fair, sustainable, and competitive European creative economy.
- Eligibility
- Open to individuals and organisations including artists, creators, rights holders, professional associations, AI providers, developers, researchers, public authorities with cultural and AI policy expertise, and members of the public.
- Audience
- Artists, curators, policymakers, producers & managers, researchers & critics, rights holders, professional associations, AI providers, developers, and members of the public interested in culture and AI.
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