The development of AI and the services and autonomous systems built on it has reached a point where it's no longer enough to focus on building one nice, useful domestic e-service after another. It's time to reach a global agreement on the shared, ethical use of AI infrastructure — in internationally used e-services, and in a global system for threat warnings and risk mitigation.

Tallinn Digital Summit, hosted by Prime Minister Kristen Michal, will bring 1,000 delegates from more than 70 countries to the Estonian capital for two days of strategic dialogue on artificial intelligence, digital security, and global cooperation, exploring how to thrive in the agentic era.

Seeing as you’re already in town for the Tallinn Digital Summit, add on a few extra nights to see for yourself what life is like in one of the world’s most digitally advanced countries. You’ll find that some of our national treasures have less to do with bits and bytes and more to do with slowing down and staying present. Ultimately, that’s what our digital solutions have given us — more time. More time to spend in the sauna. More time to spend in the forest. And more time to think of the next best thing.