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Programmes AI ContinentThe European Commission has published a new call under Special Objective 2 - AI, data & cloud of the Digital Europe programme.
This call contains two call topics:
All relevant information on the call requirements can be found in the call document.
Both call topics will be open for submission as of 28 September 2023, deadline to submit proposals is 23 January 2024.
The video series Digital Europe Info session 2023 in the NCP Flanders video corner presents information on participation in Digital Europe calls. Specific information on the calls opening in September 2023 can be found in the video Digital Europe - 2nd round of 2023 calls.
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