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Ukraine asks to join EU AI policy coordinating body, eyes alignment with AI Act

By Luca Bertuzzi ( June 13, 2025, 13:05 GMT | Insight) -- Ukraine has asked to be a permanent observer at the European AI Board, the advisory body that helps shape EU policy on the technology, as part of its broader strategy to align its regulatory framework with the EU’s AI Act and integrate into the European digital single market. The request includes participation in subgroups and EU bodies focused on AI governance, standards, and innovation. EU member states will consider Ukraine's at the board’s next high-level meeting on June 30.Ukraine has asked to be a permanent observer at the European AI Board, the advisory body that helps shape EU policy on the technology, as part of its broader strategy to align its regulatory framework with the EU’s AI Act and integrate into the European digital single market. ...

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