Publication: May 2020 Download: Author: Baptiste Caramiaux Key findings In this introductory in-depth analysis, we report six key findings on the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the cultural and creative sectors (CCS). Finding 1: AI challenges the creative value-chain in two ways: shifting services performed by humans to Read more…
Publication: May 2020 Download: Author: Ilkka Tuomi Key Findings There are two different types of AI in wide use today. Recent developments have focused on data-driven machine learning, but in the last decades, most AI applications in education (AIEd) have been based on representational / knowledge-based AI. Data-driven Read more…
Original publication: March 2020 Authors: Bert-Jan Buiskool; Marye Hudepohl Download the briefing: Key findings This introductory briefing paper introduce five key messages on how the Erasmus+, European Solidarity Corps (ESC) and Creative Europe (CE) programmes (and the proposals for successor programmes) address environmental challenges: The programmes (Erasmus+, European Solidarity Read more…
Original publication: March 2020 Authors: Bert-Jan Buiskool; Marye Hudepohl Download the briefing: Key findings: There is an abundance of evidence that physical mobility provides a wider set of benefits including: the development of personal and professional skills and competences; increased adaptability to new and changing environments; development of a Read more…
Publication: November 2019 Download: English Authors: Frédéric Gouardères, Pierre Hériard, Katarzyna Iskra The Commissioner-designate, Mariya Gabriel, appeared before the European Parliament on 30 September 2019 to answer questions put by MEPs from the Committees on Industry, Research and Energy (ITRE) and on Culture and Education (CULT). During the hearing, she Read more…
Further reading: Research for CULT Committee: Culture and creative sectors in the European Union – key future developments, challenges and opportunities
Committee on Culture and Education – Study requested by CULT Committee, commissioned and managed by the Policy Department – “Culture and creative sectors (CCS) in the European Union – Key future developments, challenges and opportunities” – Presentation by Clémentine DAUBEUF from KEA European Affairs and Donatas POCIUS from PPMI Brussels, Read more…
Original publication: September 2019 Authors: RAND Europe: Axelle Devaux, Fay Dunkerley, Nadja Koch, Michaela Bruckmayer, William Phillips, Victoria Jordan Download the study: Download the executive summary: – – – – This study examines possible scenarios (both aspirational and disruptive) for future developments for the education and youth sectors. It also Read more…
Original publication: September 2019 Authors: KEA European Affairs: Clémentine Daubeuf, Arthur Le Gall, Teodora Pletosu, Marianthi Kopellou. PPMI: Donatas Pocius, Olha Koshchiyenko, Rasa Goštautaitė. Available languages: EN Executive summary: ES – DE – EN – FR> – IT This report is a foresight scenario-based study which assesses the way the Read more…
Recent societal developments across Europe have been characterised by a growing support for extreme political ideologies, the spread of misinformation, disinformation and conspiracy theories, and the growth of anti-scientific movements such as climate change sceptics and anti-vaccines. In this context, scientific literacy and a critical approach to the validity, reliability Read more…