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AI regulation in Luxembourg

Source-linked · checked 11 Sep 2026 1 instrument · 0 binding

Overview

Luxembourg applies the EU AI Act and published "Artificial Intelligence: a strategic vision for Luxembourg" in 2019, followed by public-sector AI programmes (AI4Gov) and the national data-protection authority CNPD's guidance. Luxembourg has proposed the CNPD and sector regulators (CSSF for finance) as AI Act authorities.

What is the current regulatory status?

EU AI Act applies; AI strategic vision (2019) as policy; authority designation in progress.

Binding rules versus guidance

Binding: none recorded. Strategy or guidance: AI: a strategic vision for Luxembourg (2019).

Key policy instruments

Luxembourg National strategy Adopted

AI: a strategic vision for Luxembourg (2019)

Artificial Intelligence: a strategic vision for Luxembourg

Published in May 2019, the vision positions Luxembourg as a living lab for applied AI with priorities on skills, data and infrastructure, public-sector use, research and trustworthy, human-centric AI.

Adopted 1 May 2019 Source-linked · checked 11 Sep 2026 Official source

Upcoming deadlines

No scheduled future dates recorded. Past milestones are listed on each policy page.

Latest changes

No change events recorded yet.

Applicable sectors, use cases and obligation areas

Obligation areas

How to use this information

  1. Start from the EU AI Act record for obligations; use this page for the national authorities, penalties and strategy.
  2. Open the official source on each instrument before relying on any date or obligation.
  3. Check national data-protection, employment and consumer law that applies to AI systems regardless of the AI Act.

Official government and regulator sources

  1. Artificial Intelligence: a strategic vision for Luxembourg
    Government of Luxembourg · 2019-05-01 · Tier 1 source

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