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Poland has 6 tracked bills on artificial intelligence and data centers: 3 enacted, 1 floor vote, 2 in committee.
Poland is implementing the EU AI Act via a draft national law that would create an entirely new dedicated regulator — one of the few EU states to spin up a purpose-built AI oversight body. Warsaw has become Central Europe's leading data center hub, absorbing over $6 billion in hyperscaler commitments in 2025 alone. The catch: the country's 53%-coal grid draws sustainability concerns and has triggered EU legal action, even as the Tusk government pushes a 1 billion złoty national AI plan and a sovereign Polish LLM.
6 bills with a published summary and a link to the primary source.
Floor voteGovernanceUpdated
Poland's national implementing law for the EU AI Act, establishing the Commission for AI Development and Security (KRiBSI) as the country's sole AI market surveillance authority…
EnactedData CentersUpdated
Poland's national grid operator (PSE) released a ten-year transmission plan that explicitly reserves approximately 1,200 MW of grid capacity for data center development by 2034…
EnactedGovernmentUpdated
In November 2024, the Polish government announced a 1 billion złoty (approximately $240 million) national investment plan targeting AI development to boost economic…
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
Adopted by the Council of Ministers on 31 March 2026, the draft creates the Commission for the Development and Safety of Artificial Intelligence (KRiBSI) as Poland's single…
In committeeGovernanceUpdated
KRiBSI is designed as a collegiate body including representatives of UOKiK (competition), KNF (financial supervision), KRRiT (broadcasting) and UKE (telecoms) — an explicit…
EnactedGovernanceUpdated
From 2 August 2026, Polish public-sector deployers and entities providing essential private services using high-risk AI must complete a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment prior…
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Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford ·
Introl Blog ·
The Hollywood Reporter ·
Data Center Dynamics ·
U.S. International Trade Administration ·
RAILS Blog ·
Interface EU ·