This survey is a practical opportunity to clarify where your organisation stands today, bring the right teams into the conversation and turn a diffuse topic into something more structured and actionable. 

By taking part, you help build a more credible picture of AI Act readiness in Luxembourg and you can gain a clearer internal view at the same time. 

The AI Act is no longer only a distant regulatory topic. For many organisations, it is becoming a practical issue that touches governance, risk, technology, supplier choices and internal decision-making. 

For many teams, the first challenge is not to have every answer immediately. It is to gain a clearer view of current practices: which AI-related uses already exist, who is involved, how supplier solutions fit into the picture, and where governance, validation or documentation may still be developing. 

Not all organisations are concerned in the same way. But many already need a clearer understanding of where they stand — before the topic becomes harder to coordinate internally. 

This survey is designed to help clarify how organisations in Luxembourg are approaching AI readiness in practice. 

It looks at questions such as: 

• How AI-related tools and systems are currently used or deployed
• How governance and risk responsibilities are organised
• How validation, testing and documentation are handled
• How supplier solutions and third parties are involved
• Where organisations still face uncertainty or coordination challenges

This is not about abstract statements. It is about understanding how readiness is actually taking shape inside organisations. 

This survey is especially relevant for professionals who can answer directly or coordinate a response across the right internal contributors. 

Relevant roles include: 

• Compliance
• Risk
• AIGovernance/ResponsibleAI
• CTO / IT / Engineering
• Head of AI / ML
• Digital Transformation

A single person does not need to cover everything alone. The survey can be completed by a lead respondent or coordinated across the relevant contributors inside the organisation.