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Research on AI-based capabilities for Frontex

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Frontex

14 January 2021

Documents relating to Frontex contracts for AI-based capabilities research. Please note that we received more documents than displayed, which did not seem useful for public interest. However, please contact us at comms[at]statewatch.org if you are interested to know more.

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Summary

Request to  Frontex
Request for

PP/08/2019 - Research Study on Artificial Intelligence (AI) - based capabilities for the European Border and Coast Guard (EBCG).

  • The terms of reference for each project/contract
  • Documents setting out the aims and objectives of the project/contract, if not included in the Terms of Reference.
  • All correspondence between Frontex and the contracted companies concerning the projects/contracts in question
Date request submitted  
Date registered 19 November 2020
Deadline extended? Extended by 15 working days on 10 December 2020.
Date response received

Final response: 14 January 2021.
Full access granted? No
Confirmatory application? No
Exceptions invoked

Protection of commercial interests of legal persons

Intellectual Property

No overriding public interest

Documents released

 

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