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European Commission announces AI, Data, Robotics Forum for 2026

The European Commission has scheduled the European AI, Data, Robotics Forum for 13-14 October 2026, impacting stakeholders in the AI sector under the EU AI Act.

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The European Commission announced the European AI, Data, Robotics Forum, scheduled for 13-14 October 2026. This event aims to foster discussions on artificial intelligence, data management, and robotics, which are critical areas under the EU AI Act.

The European AI Office supports the implementation of the AI Act, particularly for general-purpose AI. The office plays a key role in enforcing rules and ensuring compliance with the AI Act across Member States.

Stakeholders in the AI sector, including developers, researchers, and policymakers, are likely to be affected by the outcomes of this forum. Their participation may influence future regulatory approaches and best practices in AI deployment and governance.

Source: AI Office / EC, official publication, retrieved 2026-09-24

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