Poland advocates for hosting NATO Centre of Excellence for Artificial Intelligence (defence24.com)

• Poland seeks to host a dedicated NATO AI Centre of Excellence
• Unique advantages: intellectual capital, high defence spending, frontline experience
• France is a competitor but Poland's mandate is more focused and distinct

"Dr. Karolina Grenda of the SET Foundation argues that Poland has strategic, operational, and political grounds to host a NATO Centre of Excellence for AI. She cites Poland's unique combination of intellectual capital (top performers in cyber exercises, math olympiads), highest NATO defence spending (4.3% GDP), experience running other NATO centres, and direct frontline experience from the Ukraine war. The centre would fill gaps in AI doctrine, testing, certification, and interoperability."