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The Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, acting as the secretariat of the emerging panel, together with the Office for Artificial Intelligence, is publishing a call for experts to participate in the Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence.Depiction of data flows and networks typical of general-purpose AI systems. | Author: Image source: Gerd Altmann on Pixabay The European Commission intends to establish a scientific panel of independent experts to support the implementation and enforcement of the Artificial Intelligence Act. The group will focus on general-purpose AI models and systems (GPAI) and advise the EU AI Office (in English) and national authorities on systemic risks, model classification, assessment methodologies and cross-border market surveillance. At the same time, the AI Office will also highlight emerging risks. The European Commission has published a call for 60 members through its Joint Research Centre for a 24-month renewable term. Candidates must demonstrate expertise in GPAI models and systems, AI impacts or related areas such as model validation, risk assessment and mitigation, cybersecurity, emerging systemic risks and computational metrics and thresholds. Experts must have a PhD or equivalent experience and must remain independent of any AI provider. The selection process will ensure gender balance and geographical balance. The panel will include experts from the Member States of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) and the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). While citizenship of an EU Member State is not a requirement for application, at least 80% of the selected experts must come from EU or EFTA Member States. Deadline for online application (in English): 14 September 2025
