ArticleMinerva2026
"We Need a CERN for AI": Organized Scientific Interests and Agenda-Setting in European Science, Technology, and Innovation Policy.
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Abstract
How do organized scientific interests shape the agenda of science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy in the European Union (EU)? I address this question by investigating how the so-called "CERN for Artificial Intelligence (AI)" initiative, a proposal to organize Europe's AI research in a CERN-like ecosystem, made it onto the agenda of EU policymakers. Drawing on the interest group as well as agenda-setting scholarship and triangulating data from multiple sources, I argue that the Confederation of Laboratories for AI Research in Europe, a scientific interest group, pushed the initiative onto the EU's Supplementary Information: The online version contains supplementary material available at 10.1007/s11024-024-09568-6.
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