The OECD.AI Policy Navigator

a) Examines how AI can promote innovation and enhance the business ecosystem, positioning Greece as an attractive hub for startups and investments.b) Emphasizes strengthening education and research, essential for developing skills and advancing knowledge in the AI sector.c) Explores the regulatory framework, emphasizing the importance of ensuring responsible and safe use of AI. d) Proposes ways to apply AI technologies in the public sector to improv

Law No. 5321/2026 establishes the national framework for the implementation of the EU ΑΙ Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) in Greece. It designates competent authorities, provides for market surveillance and enforcement, establishes an AI regulatory sandbox, a AI Systems Registry for the public sector and an AI Observatory, and promotes the trustworthy and innovative use of AI. The law further replaces the AI governance provisions previously contained in Law 4961/2022.

The Ministry is implementing a cross-cutting initiative to integrate AI into public administration, focusing on human resource management and the simplification of administrative procedures. The initiative uses AI and data-driven tools to support workforce management, skills development and decision making, while redesigning and simplifying processes to reduce administrative burden. It aims to improve efficiency, transparency and the quality of services for citizens and businesses.

OpenCouncil turns recordings of municipal council and committee meetings into transcripts, summaries, decisions and searchable, map-based pages, and tells residents by WhatsApp, SMS or email when their council discusses something that affects them. Every transcript is checked by a person. The same pipeline produces the official minutes, so municipalities use it to replace the transcription service they already pay for. It runs today in 14 Greek municipalities covering about 1.2 million residents

The National Supercomputer "DAEDALUS" is a Greek government initiative to build one of Europe's most powerful computing systems, with a total budget of €58.9 million. Implemented by GRNET SA under the Ministry of Digital Governance and co-funded by EuroHPC JU, it is expected to be operational in early 2026. With a power of 89 PetaFlops, DAEDALUS will serve as the computing core of the Greek AI Factory "Pharos".