Poland strikes AI deal with Google to boost investment and security

Poland has reached an AI cooperation deal with Google and the Polish Development Fund, Prime Minister Tusk announced after meeting with Google’s CEO.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk (right) and Alphabet & Google CEO Sundar Pichai (left) after their meeting at Google for Startups in Warsaw, Poland, Feb. 13, 2025.

Photo: PAP/Paweł Supernak

The deal covers AI use in energy, cybersecurity, and other fields, Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai stated Thursday in Warsaw.

According to Tusk, the agreement will create a framework for greater Google investment in Poland, strengthening the country’s security.

Pichai announced that Google could contribute to an 8% increase in Poland’s GDP and highlighted the country's potential as Google’s largest engineering hub in the region.

?Warsaw: Prime Minister @DonaldTusk met with @sundarpichai, CEO of Google and Alphabet. pic.twitter.com/WUxuj5IkvG

— Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) February 13, 2025

The U.S. tech giant plans to allocate $5 million for digital training in Poland.

Tusk also emphasized that Google could play a role in deregulating the economy and administration in Poland and Europe.

?￰ﾟﾇﾱ?Poland and @Google team up on AI!

The newly signed memorandum of understanding opens the door for AI solutions in Polish institutions and businesses - boosting Poland’s economy and advancing digital skills across society. pic.twitter.com/q3EJBerCaa

— Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland (@PremierRP_en) February 13, 2025

Source: IAR/PAP/X/@PremierRP_en

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