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The Recursive’s CEE AI Report is the first of its kind extensive mapping of the AI trends in the innovation ecosystem in Central and Eastern Europe. From showcasing the front-running AI product companies to exploring funding opportunities, growth potential, and talent pool available, and highlighting best practices from different countries, our purpose is to paint a picture of the current state of development of AI-first innovations in the region.
On November 2023, at Buckinghamshire, UK, international governments, leading AI companies, civil society groups, and
The AI sector in the Western Balkans has seen fluctuating investment levels over the past
Hungary’s AI ecosystem faced a significant funding decline in 2024, dropping by 47% compared to
AI voice technology leader ElevenLabs has raised $180 million in a Series C funding round,
In 2024, the startup ecosystem in Slovakia remained relatively steady compared to the previous period,
Martin Vechev, the Director of Bulgarian INSAIT (Institute for Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence and Technology)
