Every day across the globe new innovations & developments take shape. Our role at Innovative Initiatives is to keep you informed about news that impacts Luxembourg’s information society. Check out some of the trends that we have our eyes on this month. For the full Monthly Trend Scanner, sign up here!
FEBRUARY 2025
1) Luxembourg’s GDP could receive 9% boost from widespread AI adoption: consultancy’s report
Luxembourg's GDP could receive an added boost of up to 9% over the next decade if artificial intelligence is widely adopted and the skills of employees are improved, according to a study carried out by Implement Consulting Group for global technology group Google. The study's authors say 72% of jobs in the grand duchy could be modified by AI, although manual work will be unaffected…
Best source: Le Quotidien (in French)
2) Introducing the Elements of AI at the Luxembourg Closing Conference
The future of Artificial Intelligence in Luxembourg takes center stage at the Elements of AI Luxembourg Closing Conference, a free event taking place on April 3, 2025, from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the University of Luxembourg (Maison du Savoir, Belval). Designed to inspire & inform, the conference will bring together leading policymakers, industry experts, AI experts, academics & students for a day of engaging discussions, insightful presentations & networking opportunities…
For more information and registration, visit: https://conference.eofai.lu/
Best source: Conference site
3) AI study rooms redefine education in China
Artificial intelligence-powered study rooms are transforming education in China by providing personalized, technology-driven learning experiences for students aged from eight to 18. The spaces offer interactive lessons, real-time feedback and detailed progress reports for parents. Marketed as self-study spaces, they navigate regulatory restrictions on private tuition, with advocates viewing them as a significant step toward integrating technology into education…
Best source: GIP Digital Watch
4) EU launches public-private partnership to boost 6G development
The EU is advancing 6G development through the Smart Networks and Services Joint Undertaking, a public-private partnership launched in January to drive innovation and accelerate deployment of the next-generation mobile communications technology. The initiative focuses on research, experimental infrastructure and large-scale trials in different sectors to ensure technological sovereignty and global competitiveness…
Best source: Science Business
5) EU unveils competitiveness compass to boost innovation and security
The EU has introduced a so-called competitiveness compass in a bid to strengthen innovation and security. Unveiled by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and based on recommendations from former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi, the strategy aims to close the innovation gap and decarbonize the economy while remaining competitive and reducing dependence on outside countries…
Best source: sifted
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