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

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly embedded in public services, ensuring that AI systems are not only efficient, but also trustworthy and accountable, is becoming a key challenge for organisations across Europe. This question was at the heart of the AI-Enabled Public Services: Building Resilience and Accountability webinar, held on 30 April 2026 and co-organised by the European-funded projects THEMIS 5.0, HumAIne, TANGO and AIXPERT.