Pilot 3:
Amplifying the Use of
AI Factories
AI Factories bring together supercomputing power, large datasets, and AI expertise to accelerate innovation across health, mobility, energy, and manufacturing. Yet despite their potential, most operate as standalone ecosystems – unable to easily share datasets, models, or services across borders due to fragmented compliance documentation and complex regulatory requirements. RegulAIze bridges this gap by introducing Compliance Cards as trusted digital passports, enabling AI Factories across Europe to collaborate seamlessly and lowering entry barriers for SMEs and startups.
Countries connected
2+ Austria & Greece to start
Key barrier removed
Cross-border regulatory complexity for AI model exchange
Approach
Replicable blueprint for pan-European interoperability
Objectives
Deploy compliance cards to certify datasets, AI models, and services within the AIT and Athena Research Center AI Factory environments.
Demonstrate cross-factory interoperability by exchanging compliance-certified artefacts between Austrian and Greek AI Factories.
Validate compliance-by-design integration with EU AI Factory ecosystems and data spaces, including IDS and GAIA-X standards.
Enable SMEs and startups to onboard into AI Factories using lightweight compliance cards, meeting regulatory requirements without heavy administrative overhead
Provide a replicable blueprint for pan-European interoperability, ready to scale RegulAIze to other AI Factories across Member States.
Technologies used/developed
AI-powered compliance certifier
Validates datasets and models against GDPR, AI Act, and sectoral obligations
Compliance card generator
Blockchain-secured digital passports aligned with AI Act GPAI templates
Semantic knowledge graphs
Cross-domain regulation mapping and traceability across use cases
Privacy-preserving tech
Federated learning, differential privacy, homomorphic encryption
Interoperability connectors
IDS/GAIA-X standards for natively shareable compliance cards across factories