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Action Plan for Digital Transformation of Slovakia
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Action Plan for Digital Transformation of Slovakia
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InnovAIte Slovakia brings together regional universities and local industries to advance research and innovation in artificial intelligence. Universities have established dedicated AI research hubs focusing on practical applications. The initiative fosters collaboration and supports the development of AI solutions tailored to Slovakia’s economic and social needs.
Twenty-two degree programmes in artificial intelligence are now offered at six Slovak universities. These programmes benefit students interested in studying AI and related fields. The initiative addresses growing demand for AI skills in education and the tech job market.
The Slovak government is exploring the use of AI for data-driven policymaking. This involves using AI to analyse large datasets to identify trends, predict outcomes, and inform policy decisions. Such initiatives aim to make policymaking more evidence-based and effective.
This project aims to construct high-performance computing capacities, adding to the procurement and operation of publicly accessible national high-performance computing infrastructure, which is set to serve not only the academic community, but also public and state administration institutions, as well as private research and development.
The Action Plan of Digital Transformation 2023-2026 includes the development of Experimental Regulatory Environments for AI. The first step of this project involved preparing a feasibility study for establishing an AI sandbox; the study proposed a set of legislative and technical tools, including a legal framework on the AI sandbox, necessary personnel capacities, and technical requirements. Based on this study, the preparatory phase of this pilot project is scheduled for 2025.
Four Slovak companies have been approved by the European Commission to support research, innovation and the first industrial deployment of microelectronics and communication technologies across the value chain.
Clinical assistant that allows health care professionals to interpret an electrocardiogram (ECG), a recording of the heart's electrical activity, with the precision of a top cardiologist.
Digital Health Slovakia is a non-profit association dedicated to promoting interoperability and standardisation in healthcare within Slovakia. It supports sustainable, patient-centric healthcare by fostering a community of digital health standards users and experts.
The Center for Innovative Healthcare, a European Digital Innovation Hub (EDIH), aims to drive structural reforms, innovation, and digital transformation in Slovakia's healthcare sector to enhance quality and efficiency. By 2025, it plans to establish a network of key Slovak companies and public institutions dedicated to modern healthcare solutions, with AI in healthcare as a priority area.