working group #3
Digital Sovereignty & AI Governance
About
This working group examines how Europe can shape technological change in line with democratic values and strategic interests. Fellows explore questions of artificial intelligence, digital governance, innovation, trusted technologies and public-sector transformation, while reflecting on opportunities for cooperation across the Weimar Triangle.
Fellows of the Group
Max Neufeind
Public Administration & Digital Transformation - Germany
Max Neufeind is Head of Societal Dialogue at the German Federal Chancellery, advancing new forms of engagement and strengthening government's strategic capacity.
Maral Koohestanian
Politics & Local Government - Germany
Maral Koohestanian is Deputy Mayor for Smart City, Europe and Public Order in Wiesbaden. She is committed to digital innovation, democratic resilience and a stronger, more just Europe.
Clotilde Bômont
Security, Technology & Public Policy - France
Clotilde Bômont is the Senior Policy Analyst in charge of the cyber and digital technologies portfolio at the EU Institute for Security Studies. She works on EU policies, EDTs and digital sovereignty.
Daniela Werbeniec
Technology & Public Policy - Poland
Daniela Werbeniec is Director of the Digital Forum at the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers, working on EU digital policy, business capacity and trusted innovation.
Maciej Gajek
Media & Journalism - Poland
Maciej Gajek is a business journalist, Deputy Editor-in-Chief at Forbes Polska. He covers the digital economy and the geopolitical aspects of business and technology.
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