One of the central messages from THEMIS 5.0 is that trustworthiness cannot be reduced to technical performance alone. The Policy Brief highlights that concepts such as fairness, accuracy and robustness need to be understood in relation to the particular sector, use case and deployment environment. It also stresses the importance of governance, organisational readiness, user skills, operational practices and ethical and legal oversight.

Last week, the European Commission issued binding measures requiring Google to open key Android functions and certain search data to rival AI providers under the Digital Markets Act (DMA).

Hara Stefanou, from Gruppo Maggioli, champions Trustworthy AI at the GenAI Summit, emphasizing ethical principles and legal compliance.