Coordinating
high-potential initiatives and areas of cooperation within the AI ecosystem, including the special regulatory environment and Latvian language and cultural data initiatives.
The centre creates foundation for a safe, innovative, and human-centred artificial intelligence future in Latvia.
National Artificial Intelligence Center of Latvia ( AI Latvia) is a national platform that helps the government, academia, and industry collaborate on the development of safe and reliable artificial intelligence applications. Its operations are based on the ''Artificial Intelligence Center Law'', adopted by the Latvian Parliament on March 6, 2025. The AI Latvia is structured as a private foundation, and this legal form allows it to flexibly attract the necessary expertise and utilize resources from universities, as well as the public and private sectors, while still having state-mandate. It was founded by the Republic of Latvia, the Association of Latvian Universities, and LIKTA. Its establishment was supported by President Edgars Rinkēvičs, the National Competitiveness Commission, as well as partners from the university, public, and private sectors.
high-potential initiatives and areas of cooperation within the AI ecosystem, including the special regulatory environment and Latvian language and cultural data initiatives.
the public sector, private sector, and academia, creating a shared space for cooperation between companies, researchers, and competent supervisory authorities.
practical tools and support for the development of artificial intelligence in Latvia, from the regulatory framework and assessment to guidelines and methodological support.
The aim of the AI Centre is to ensure that the development of AI in Latvia takes place safely, responsibly, and in the societal interest, combining innovation with a clear legal framework and practical support.
To establish and maintain a special regulatory environment where companies and other participants can develop and test artificial intelligence solutions in cooperation with competent authorities, in accordance with the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and the Law on the AI Centre.
To promote the responsible development and use of artificial intelligence, with a focus on safety, risk mitigation, and the public interest.
To connect the expertise of the public sector, industry, academia, and international partners in order to build a strong artificial intelligence ecosystem in Latvia.
To support the application of AI in the public and private sectors, as well as to foster cooperation between institutions, companies, and researchers.
To promote understanding of artificial intelligence, its opportunities, risks, and responsible use.
To support the inclusion of local data, the Latvian language, and cultural context in artificial intelligence solutions.
To address the risks created by artificial intelligence, issues of trust, and a safe information space, including legally prescribed cases related to deepfake technologies.
To gradually develop consultative and methodological support that helps navigate the implementation, regulation, and good practices of artificial intelligence.
Find out how the special regulatory environment for the development and testing of AI solutions works, and how to prepare for the next call for applications.
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Read moreFor questions about the AI Centre’s areas of work, cooperation, or initiatives, we invite you to contact the team.
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