AI in Europe: Building Bridges Between Policy, Business, and Healthcare

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THE BRIDGE with Pavlina Walter

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THE BRIDGE with Pavlina Walter explores how healthcare, technology, and clinical research come together to create real impact. From prevention-first innovation to AI you can trust, Pavlína connects investors, innovators, and policymakers in conversations that turn evidence into action. With a global perspective and a human focus, The Bridge is for leaders who believe progress in healthcare happens when science and technology serve people first.

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AI in Europe: Building Bridges Between Policy, Business, and Healthcare

THE BRIDGE with Pavlina Walter

19 minutes 32 seconds

1 month ago

AI in Europe: Building Bridges Between Policy, Business, and Healthcare

In this episode, Peter and I sit down with Jan Kavalírek, the Deputy Minister of Industry and Trade and Government Envoy for AI in the Czech Republic. He gives us an exclusive look into the Czech Republic's efforts to simplify the bureaucracy surrounding AI legislation in the European Union.Jan explains the core mission behind the slogan "Czech AI to top 10 and EU AI to lead," and how this ambition is driving their push to reduce the burden on AI providers, researchers, and startups. We dive into the specifics of the new "simplification omnibus" and how it aims to create a more competitive environment for European businesses without compromising safety.What you'll learn:The Problem: Why the Czech Republic believes current EU AI regulations are too burdensome and could hinder innovation.The Solution: The two main proposals the Czech government is fighting for: simplifying bureaucratic rules and postponing non-essential parts of the AI Act.The Impact: How these changes would affect AI providers, researchers, and even consumers across Europe.The Goal: The ambition to make the EU a global leader in AI, competing with the US and China.Jan also shares insights from his background in MedTech and how his experience running a business informs his work in government.