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Protecting democracy from disruptions caused by artificial intelligence

Amendment No. 3 | Doc. 16417 | 23 June 2026

Signatories:
Mr Márton HAJDU, Hungary, EPP/CD ; Ms Regina BASTOS, Portugal, EPP/CD ; Mr Branislav BORENOVIĆ, Bosnia and Herzegovina, EPP/CD ; Mr Christophe BRICO, Monaco, EPP/CD ; Mr Iulian BULAI, Romania, ALDE ; Ms Natalia DAVIDOVICI, Republic of Moldova, EPP/CD ; Ms Andrea EDER-GITSCHTHALER, Austria, EPP/CD ; Mr Gerardo GIOVAGNOLI, San Marino, SOC ; Ms Elvira KOVÁCS, Serbia, EPP/CD ; Ms Nađa LAKOVIĆ, Montenegro, EPP/CD ; Ms Carmen LEYTE, Spain, EPP/CD ; Ms Octavie MODERT, Luxembourg, EPP/CD ; Mr Zsolt NÉMETH, Hungary, ECPA ; Mr Marko PAVIĆ, Croatia, EPP/CD ; Ms Agnieszka POMASKA, Poland, EPP/CD ; Ms Denitsa SACHEVA, Bulgaria, EPP/CD ; Mr Serhii SOBOLIEV, Ukraine, EPP/CD ; Mr Georgios STAMATIS, Greece, EPP/CD ; Ms Maria SYRENGELA, Greece, EPP/CD ; Ms Ivanka VASILEVSKA, North Macedonia, EPP/CD ; Ms Albana VOKSHI, Albania, EPP/CD ; Mr Johannes VOLKMANN, Germany, EPP/CD ; Mr Siegfried WALCH, Germany, EPP/CD
Origin
2026 - Third part-session
In the draft resolution, after paragraph 19.4, insert the following paragraph:

"recognise that building strategic European AI technologies and infrastructure is essential for the continent’s democratic security and autonomy, and take concrete steps to prevent unilateral technological dependency on foreign or private providers, while ensuring secure and equitable access, particularly for smaller member States, public-interest research institutions and small and medium sized enterprises."

Explanatory note

AI is becoming critical infrastructure for Europe’s democracy, resilience and autonomy. The amendment aims to reduce one-sided dependency on foreign or private providers and ensures access for smaller States, researchers and SMEs