Artificial intelligence is increasingly being trusted to support decisions that matter: assessing health risks, managing infrastructure, informing public services, supporting journalism, and helping organisations decide what to do next. But a series of recent AI safety incidents raises an important question. What happens to trust when an AI system does something outside the boundaries we expected it to respect? Recent cybersecurity evaluations involving advanced AI agents hav

Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming part of everyday clinical practice. Across Europe, AI is now supporting radiologists in detecting lung nodules, identifying breast cancer, assessing stroke patients and prioritising imaging studies. These technologies promise earlier diagnosis, improved efficiency and reduced workload at a time when healthcare systems face increasing demand and workforce shortages. Yet despite remarkable advances in performance, one question continu

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly helping us solve some of society's greatest challenges. It is supporting doctors to diagnose disease, helping journalists verify information, improving transport and logistics, and enabling organisations to make faster, more informed decisions. Yet AI alone will not help us achieve the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

As the project enters its final phase, partners are focusing on integrating and validating the various components that make up the THEMIS platform. While each tool provides value on its own, the real strength of THEMIS lies in how these components connect and complement one another in our integrated platform for trustworthy AI.

Recent UK research on traditional media in the age of AI, by OnePoll for 72point, shows something striking: about 44% of UK adults say they trust artificial intelligence to deliver more truthful and factual information than they trust the government (38%), and social media influencers (24%). While traditional news outlets remain the most trusted at 55%.

New policy brief AI, Your Way: Trusted, Scalable, and Ready to Deliver, which distills insights from the AI, Data and Robotics Forum (ADRF) 2025 workshop co-organized by five Horizon Europe projects: THEMIS 5.0, TANGO, AI4RealNet, PEER AI, and HumAIne.

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