This letter, signed by civil society, industry and individual experts, calls on the Commission and EU policymakers to adequately resource the AI Office, and remove administrative bottlenecks, to future-proof the EU's centre of frontier AI expertise. Read the letter (with links):

A Policy Brief for Strengthening Biosecurity and Competitiveness Across the European Union

A strategic investment in Europe’s competitiveness and sovereignty Cover image: Stock photograph from Pexels , used under a free licence. Authors: Tina Wünn and Jimmy Farrell Executive Summary Public trust is a decisive factor in the adoption of Artificial Intelligence. At a time when most people remain sceptical of AI, the EU AI Act has the potential to create legal certainty and boost trustworthy AI . This is particularly important given that today’s most advanced AI model

Pour Demain conducted the project "Safe Artificial Intelligence for Basel-Stadt" in 2025 with support from the Christoph Merian Foundation. The project aimed to help critical infrastructure (CRITIS) operators in the safe and secure deployment of AI and to incorporate insights gained into standardisation and legislative processes. Illustration generated by Ideogram AI on AI in critical infrastructure such as energy service providers Core Mandate and Participants Seven CRITIS o

This briefing is intended to provide an overview of AI incidents, in the context of the newly finished Code of Practice, a compliance tool under the AI Act for general purpose AI models. It covers a selection of past and ongoing incidents, the next frontier of incidents, and a list of possible actions for policymakers, divided into immediate, medium and long-term time horizons. Featured in Euractiv: https://www.euractiv.com/news/ai-rules-need-beefing-up-to-ensure-they-catch-c

Prominent voices, from Nobel Prize winning laureates, to MEPs, the independent expert drafters of the Code of Practice, and many others,...

Over the past year, Pour Demain has worked closely with the AI Office, the independent expert Chairs and Vice Chairs, and other plenary...

A Joint Briefing by Pandemic Action Network, RAND Europe, IBBIS, Centre for Future Generations and Pour Demain The European Union (EU) is...

Illustration generated by Gamma The final draft of the EU’s Code of Practice  for general-purpose AI (GPAI) models is expected to be...

Pour Demain submitted a joint contribution with 14 co-signees to the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on the EU Biotech Act, alongside colleagues from academia, industry, and civil society. Our recommendations show how embedding biosecurity into EU biotech governance can strengthen innovation, bolster strategic autonomy, and build a high-trust bioeconomy.