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interface
Impact-drivenThink TankDigital RightsDigital & IT
About us
interface-eu.org is a European think tank, formerly known as Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, dedicated to the intersection of information technology and public policy. Its mission is to empower political decision-makers and the public with essential expertise and ideas to formulate policies that prioritize the public interest. The organization conducts in-depth analysis and develops policy recommendations for Europe across key programmes such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Digital Rights, and Global Chip Dynamics. Committed to open knowledge, all its content is freely available under a CC BY-SA 4.0 license.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Strengthening Digital Rights and Democracy
The organization develops policy recommendations on Digital Rights, Surveillance, and Democracy to inform decision-makers and the public.
Promoting Transparent Technology Policy for Public Interest
interface-eu.org equips political decision-makers with expertise to formulate public-interest-oriented policies for technologies like AI.
Industry, Innovation & Infrastructure
Strengthening Digital Infrastructure Resilience
interface-eu.org conducts research on Cybersecurity policy and resilience to enhance the robustness of critical digital infrastructures in Europe.
Shaping Innovation through Informed AI Policy
The organization analyzes AI compute expansion and global chip dynamics to develop informed policies for responsible innovation.
Reduced Inequalities
Bridging Digital Divides through Rights and Regulation
interface-eu.org's research on digital rights and platform regulation aims to promote equitable access and fair treatment in the digital sphere.
FAQs
Q1What is interface-eu.org's core mission?+
interface-eu.org is a European think tank dedicated to equipping political decision-makers and the public with essential expertise and ideas in information technology and public policy. Its goal is to enable the formulation of policies and decisions that prioritize the public interest.
Q2What are interface-eu.org's main research programs?+
The organization focuses on key programmes including Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity policy and resilience, Data Science, Digital Rights, Surveillance and Democracy, Global Chip Dynamics, and Strengthening the Digital Public Sphere and Platform Regulation.
Q3How does interface-eu.org contribute to global goals?+
interface-eu.org primarily contributes to SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions). The organization secondarily supports SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) and tertiarily SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities).
Q4How does interface-eu.org share its research and knowledge?+
All content on interface-eu.org is freely available to the public and, unless otherwise noted, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. This demonstrates the organization's commitment to public access and knowledge sharing.
Q5What is the legal form of interface-eu.org?+
interface-eu.org, formerly known as Stiftung Neue Verantwortung, operates as a foundation ("Stiftung"). This legal form underscores its non-profit nature and commitment to the public interest.
