The Project on Digital Transformation in the cultural sector to 2030, with a vision to 2045, has recently been approved by the Prime Minister. The project clearly defines a broad scope and target groups, with various requirements, overarching and specific objectives, along with groups of foundational and specialised tasks and solutions, to be implemented starting from 2026.

Equipping pupils and students with “digital culture” and appropriate behavioural skills in cyberspace needs to become an integral part of building school culture and educating morality and lifestyle in the current context. This not only helps protect young people but also contributes to developing a safe, healthy and humane online environment.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming how literary and artistic works are created and disseminated. Alongside opportunities, AI also poses challenges regarding copyright, professional ethics, and the role of humans in creation — core elements for building a responsible, creative, human-centred culture.