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A comprehensive European industrial policy on AI and robotics

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    P8_TA(2019)0081. Complete English Official Journal edition, C 449, pages 37-58. Resolution date and later Official Journal publication date remain distinct.

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Official metadata

Official title
European Parliament resolution of 12 February 2019 on a comprehensive European industrial policy on artificial intelligence and robotics (2018/2088(INI))
Official reference
P8_TA(2019)0081
Document type
Resolution
Document date
2019-02-12
Document date kind
Institutional adoption
Document-date evidence
Publications Office of the European Union · PDF p.1, resolution heading: 12 February 2019. — Document issue/adoption date; distinct from publication.
Publication date
2020-12-23
Publication-date evidence
Publications Office of the European Union · PDF pp.1-22, OJ C 449, 23.12.2020, pp.37-58. — Explicit publication evidence for the cited manifestation.
Version label
Adopted resolution, Official Journal manifestation
Legal status
Non binding
Language
en

Research classifications

These are researcher classifications used to organise and analyse the corpus; they are not official EU metadata.

Record level
Principal
Version status
Final
Temporal collection
Contemporary EU AI policy
Relevance class
Direct AI relevance
Policy stage
Adoption
Corpus tier
Directly related
Sectors
  • General cross sector
  • Health
  • Employment and labour
  • Transport and mobility
  • Defence and security
  • Education
  • Public administration
  • Consumer protection
  • Intellectual property
  • Research and innovation
  • Industry and manufacturing
  • Agriculture and environment
  • Critical infrastructure
  • Cybersecurity
Policy membership
  • Coordinated European AI strategy
  • EU AI policy pathway

Classification evidence

  • Relevance class: Direct AI relevance · Publications Office of the European Union · Sections 1-5, in particular section 3 Industrial policy and section 4 Legal framework for artificial intelligence and robotics. — Sets out a cross-sector European policy on AI and robotics, covering investment, employment, public services, sectoral applications and a legal and ethical framework.
  • Sector tags: General cross sector · Publications Office of the European Union · Sections 1-5; cross-sector policy framework. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Industry and manufacturing · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3, paragraphs 54-60; industrial deployment and strategic support. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Employment and labour · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 1.1, paragraphs 1-6; reskilling, industrial relations and labour-market policies. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Education · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 1.1, paragraphs 7-11; digital literacy and education curricula. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Research and innovation · Publications Office of the European Union · Paragraphs 15-17; AI research funding and centres of excellence. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Public administration · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3.1.1, paragraphs 61-69; AI in public administration and public services. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Health · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3.1.2, paragraphs 70-83; AI in healthcare, regulation and professional training. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Critical infrastructure · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3.1.3, paragraphs 84-88; energy systems and cybersecurity, not a legal criticality designation. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Agriculture and environment · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3.1.3, paragraphs 85 and 87; renewable energy and climate-impact modelling. Supported by environment, not a claim of agricultural coverage. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Transport and mobility · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 3.1.4, paragraphs 89-92; autonomous transport, safety and liability. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Cybersecurity · Publications Office of the European Union · Paragraphs 102-108; cybersecurity threats, protections and ENISA action. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Consumer protection · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 4.4, paragraphs 134-135; consumer protection and empowerment. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Intellectual property · Publications Office of the European Union · Section 4.5, paragraphs 136-137; intellectual property rules for AI and robotics. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Sector tags: Defence and security · Publications Office of the European Union · Paragraph 150; human-in-command approach to automated weapons systems. — Substantive coverage supports this navigation classification; not a claim that every application mentioned is regulated by this document.
  • Provenance tags: Authored by an EU institution · Publications Office of the European Union · Official title/identity block and institutional attribution. — Attribution follows the issuing institution, not merely its website domain.
  • Provenance tags: Officially published · Publications Office of the European Union · Public official full text and corresponding identity metadata. — Confirms official public availability; an exact first release day is separately assessed.

Production provenance

Provenance tags
  • Authored by an EU institution
  • Officially published
Named bibliographic authors
None recorded after review
Institutions and roles

Official sources and identifiers

CELEX
52019IP0081
OJ reference
2020/C 449/06
  • Official source · Publisher/host: Publications Office of the European Union

Formal procedure

Official procedure reference:

  • 2018/2088(INI)

Research assessment

Inclusion rationale
Sets out a cross-sector European policy on AI and robotics, covering investment, employment, public services, sectoral applications and a legal and ethical framework.
Researcher notes
This is P8_TA(2019)0081, not the differently identified ninth-term text with the same sequence number. The OJ publication day is not the 2019 adoption day. Sector tags identify substantive sections, not endorsements of their empirical claims.
Review status
verified

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Verification

Expanded evidence review
Verified
Reviewed by
Yichen Hao
Evidence review date
2026-09-12T11:57:14.718211Z

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