Warsaw and Google sign agreement to expand AI presence in Poland

Published on February 18, 2025

"Today, we are announcing the signing of a new memorandum on the use of AI in energy, cybersecurity, and other areas, which is to increase Polish GDP by 8%," Pichai said at a joint press conference with Tusk, News.Az reports citing foreign media.

The agreement also aims to see the US tech giant train one million Poles to use the technology.

Poland is already Google's largest engineering hub outside the US, with over 2,000 employees, according to Pichai.

"The young people we talked to today and Google can be part of this great project, which is the deregulation of the economy," said Tusk.

Spurred by recent events in the US since President Donald Trump took office last month, some EU leaders are adopting rhetoric in favor of a more deregulated technology sector.

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