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The Polish AI strategy supports the country's digital and economic growth by promoting AI development across society, business, science, education, international cooperation, and the public sector. It aims to prepare citizens and companies for a data-driven economy and improve digital skills. The strategy addresses challenges of AI adoption and sets goals for short, medium, and long-term progress to benefit all Poles.

The virtual assistant in mObywatel is an AI chatbot, powered by a Polish LLM (PLLuM), available through a national digital citizen app. It was created in order to make information about public services more available to citizens. It is meant to combat digital exclusion and provide a safe and verified alternative to general purpose chatbots in the official context.

A National Data Center of Excellence, which is to coordinate the activities of local centres providing secure and fast access to data, is currently under preparation.

The EuroQCS-Poland project is a joint initiative of Polish and European institutions, owned by the EuroHPC JU and located at the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center (PSNC). EuroQCS-Poland will be a digital, gate-based quantum computer, based on trapped-ions offering 20-plus physical qubits, with the infrastructure allowing for remote access. PSNC leads the EuroQCS-Poland consortium, handling the integration and development of hardware and software.

The Polish Ministry of Justice has launched a dedicated website to provide current and verified information on the applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Polish judiciary. The site serves as a resource for a broad audience interested in understanding AI's impact on the administration of justice.