Hacktivate AI 2.0

Audience: experts from across Europe contributing to six thematic tracks

• Track 1: AI in the workplace – supporting AI deployment with training and social dialogue to keep workers at the centre.
• Track 2: Labour law and economic security – adapting policy responses to address labour market changes and new skills needs.
• Track 3: AI diffusion across the economy – advancing adoption across sectors, regions and businesses of all sizes.
• Track 4: Sharing the AI dividend – translating productivity gains into broadly shared prosperity.
• Track 5: AI sovereignty in practice – turning European ambitions into practical choices for access to AI capabilities and managing dependencies.
• Track 6: Agentic AI governance – exploring the governance of AI agents in the economy and society.

Audience: representatives of EU institutions and Member States, business leaders, SMEs and startups, trade unions, academics and civil society.

The afternoon will bring the tracks’ proposals into a wider policy discussion.
 

• Mario Nava, Director-General for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission.
• Franca Salis-Madinier, CFDT Cadres and former Vice-President of the EESC Workers’ Group.
• Tom Duff Gordon, Vice President and Head of EMEA Policy, OpenAI.