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FCAI is among the Research Council of Finland’s flagships. It hosts a community of AI experts in artificial intelligence in Finland, initiated by Aalto University, University of Helsinki, and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland. FCAI hosts ELLIS Unit Helsinki, a node in the pan-European ELLIS network.FCAI is implemented through a large project portfolio. Research Council of Finland’s FCAI flagship funding is a small share of the total funding (about 3% in 2019–2020).

Finland hosts the EuroHPC supercomputer LUMI, which is located in CSC’s data center in Kajaani. In March 2024, Finland made a funding commitment of up to EUR 250 million in the context of an upcoming call for new top-level EuroHPC supercomputers. As of mid-2021, LUMI (Large Unified Modern Infrastructure) will be a top-of-the-range pre-exascale supercomputer, capable of executing more than 375 petaflops or more than 375 million billion calculations per second.

The programme and its networks have taken Finland towards the age of artificial intelligence through 11 key actions.

Finland Fit for Digital Program is an initiative to bring together the national efforts on promoting the digitalization of business.

AI Business program was launched as part of AI Programme. In 2018, with public funding amounting to EUR 34 million and a total of 115 projects, the AI Business program, focusing on AI and the platform economy, was Business Finland's biggest programme. The programme, launched at the beginning of 2018, has been reserved an authorisation to allocate EUR 100 million over a four-year period, as well as an authorisation to grant EUR 60 million of capital loan for the first two years to be all

AuroraAI aims to deliver a comprehensive range of personalized, AI-driven services for individuals and businesses, prioritizing a human-centered approach that ultimately enhances well-being. This initiative is designed to facilitate seamless access for citizens to diverse services offered by various government and cross-sector providers, ensuring that the activities of relevant authorities are structured to support people's needs effectively.

Short and simple description*The Artificial Intelligence Programme is a network ofnetworks.In the Artificial Intelligence Programme, we have called for new cooperation modelsfor private-public partnerships, but also for cooperation done within the publicand private sectors. Broad application and use of AI require multivoiced discussion,identification of opportunities and obstacles, and rapid and experimental activities,often requiring joint efforts between various sect

In October 2017, Finland presented the first eight key actions for making Finland one of the leaders in the application of AI. This work was later supplemented with separate analyses and recommendations for measures on the future of work, ethics and security.

First Artificial Intelligence Accelerator (FAIA) helps established organisations deploy artificial intelligence (AI). The accelerator is run by Silo AI.

Objectives:To share relevant enforcement decisions and case law.

AI Register is a window into the artificial intelligence systems used by the City of Helsinki. Through the register, you can get acquainted with the quick overviews of the city's artificial intelligence systems or examine their more detailed information based on your own interests. You can also give feedback and thus participate in building human-centred AI in Helsinki.