On October 15, 2026, the European Commission announced the launch of a new initiative called RAISE (Resource for AI Science in Europe) as part of the European AI in Science Summit held in Dublin. The project is a voluntary commitment mechanism (pledging initiative) designed to engage organizations, companies, and scientific institutions willing to provide resources for the development of artificial intelligence in scientific research. The goal of the initiative is to expand European researchers' access to AI infrastructure and tools, including computing power, data, and expertise necessary for applying artificial intelligence technologies across various scientific fields. The initiative fits into the European Union's broader strategy for strengthening technological sovereignty and competitiveness in artificial intelligence. The launch of RAISE is viewed as part of the European Commission's efforts to stimulate cooperation between the public and private sectors in the field of AI. It is expected that initiative participants who have signed corresponding commitments will provide resources to the scientific community, which should accelerate research and development using artificial intelligence technologies throughout the European Union. Details about specific partners, funding volumes, and the mechanisms for implementing the initiative are not clarified in the official press release. However, the very fact of RAISE's launch underscores growing attention from European institutions to integrating AI into scientific activities and creating conditions for equal access by researchers from different EU countries to cutting-edge technologies.