Institutional Aspects of AI in European Integration

Summary

This document discusses how artificial intelligence affects the EU's institutions, democracy, and legal framework. It proposes creating a specialized observatory within the European Parliament to monitor AI developments and ensure democratic oversight.
10 25.06.2026
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government
constitution
human rights
european union
administrative law
public administration
international relations
information technology and data processing

Key points

  • AI governance is recognized as a constitutional matter that directly affects democratic legitimacy and the balance of power within the EU.
  • The report calls for the creation of a European Parliament AI Observatory to provide independent expertise and support for parliamentary committees.
  • There is an urgent need to protect the integrity of elections from AI-driven risks like misinformation and political manipulation.
  • The document advocates for the establishment of a global multilateral framework or international treaty to manage AI as a systemic global challenge.
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