From left to right: Marc Lemmer, Mario Grotz, David Benhamou, Sadia Berdai, Fateh Amroune, Tine A. Larsen, Alain Herrmann and Luc Dockendorf. Photo: CNPD

From left to right: Marc Lemmer, Mario Grotz, David Benhamou, Sadia Berdai, Fateh Amroune, Tine A. Larsen, Alain Herrmann and Luc Dockendorf. Photo: CNPD

On Tuesday 7 October in Belval, the CNPD and AI Factory officially launched the Regulation Meets Innovation (Remi) initiative, which aims to establish a structured dialogue between artificial intelligence players, regulators and digital experts in Luxembourg.

After being announced last June, the National Commission for Data Protection (CNPD) and AI Factory officially launched the Regulation Meets Innovation (Remi) initiative on Tuesday 7 October at the Digital Learning Hub premises in Belval. "This initiative aims to establish a structured dialogue between artificial intelligence players, regulators and digital experts in Luxembourg. It is based on the creation of a community of practice, structured around thematic working groups, practical workshops and conferences dedicated to technological and regulatory issues", explains the CNPD press release.

"Remi is positioned as a neutral and agile platform, promoting the exchange of knowledge and the co-construction of solutions to the compliance challenges associated with AI and digital innovation. To date, more than 150 participants from across the Luxembourg ecosystem – start-ups, large companies, public institutions, hospitals, research centres and regulators – have joined the initiative."