Towards safe innovation
summary
Malta presents concrete regulatory and build outcomes: a crypto regime with 30 VFA license holders (transitioning to MAA), a fintech regulatory sandbox with four stages (proposal, application, testing, exit), and DORA enforced for EU entities since 17 Jan with proportional compliance aids and simplified incident reporting. MDIA runs AI pilot projects since 2019 across education, health, utilities, traffic and tourism, hosts seven startups in a digital hub with residency up to four years, and offers a 15 petaflops H100 cluster alongside technical experts to help projects meet EU AI Act conformity.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:36Safe innovation definition
- 11:24Malta’s AI ecosystem
- 17:26EU AI Act and Malta
- 23:49Digital Innovation Hub
- 27:42Q&A
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