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On July 16, 2026, the Greek Parliament passed a law establishing the national framework for implementing the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act). This legislation positions Greece among the first EU member states to adopt a mechanism to comply with the EU regulation aimed at ensuring the safe and responsible deployment of artificial intelligence technologies.
The new framework is intended to establish conditions for organized oversight, coordination, and support for innovation in AI. It designates the Hellenic Data Protection Authority as the primary body responsible for monitoring compliance with the AI Act. The law outlines specific measures for supervision and coordination, which are critical for advancing the country’s digital transformation efforts.
This legislative move reflects Greece's commitment to align its technology policies with EU standards on artificial intelligence, responding to the growing need for regulatory structures addressing the implications of AI in various sectors.
18 July
Discussions began on the AI Act's impact on digital transformation.
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