OpenAI Academy Brussels

Create a persuasive policy pitch for a policymaker preparing to brief colleagues and senior decision-makers on a proposal to strengthen public support for workforce development.

Create a persuasive policy pitch for a policymaker preparing to brief colleagues and senior decision-makers on a proposal to strengthen public support for workforce development. Explain how the proposal could link vocational education and training providers with local employers through short-term, skills-focused partnerships; highlight the benefits for people, communities, and businesses; and identify areas of broad political appeal.

Create a persuasive policy pitch for a policymaker preparing to brief colleagues and senior decision-makers on a proposal to strengthen public support for workforce development. Explain how the proposal could link vocational education and training providers with local employers through short-term, skills-focused partnerships; highlight the benefits for people, communities, and businesses; and identify areas of broad political appeal. Include a 60-second policy summary, a 3-slide briefing outline, and 3 key metrics decision-makers would want to see.

Analyze this EU infrastructure and economic-development spending dataset from 2019–2024 to assess how funding was distributed across Member States and NUTS regions. Identify the regions receiving the most and least funding per capita, highlight significant changes after major EU investment programmes such as NextGenerationEU and the Recovery and Resilience Facility, and flag geographic, rural–urban, cross-border, and core–periphery disparities.

Create a bar chart of the top 15 NUTS regions by per-capita EU funding. Then simulate a 10% funding cut and estimate which regions would be most affected.

Generate a one-page EU policy briefing with key takeaways, charts, and oversight questions for a Member of the European Parliament or national scrutiny committee.

I am advising EU policy makers on an upcoming discussion about **Europe’s role in the future of space policy and innovation**.

Can you prepare a short briefing memo with:

* Suggested questions
* Likely expert answers
* Follow-up questions
* Brief expert biographies
* Background on the issue

Please focus on how Europe can support space innovation, industrial competitiveness, international cooperation, and reliable access to space in the 21st century.

Create a bibliography of sources and assign a "trust score" to each

Based on the uploaded policy paper, summarise the key points in plain language for EU policy makers. Highlight the main issues, stakeholders, policy options, and any decisions that need to be made.

Based on the same document, analyse how the proposals align with EU priorities, existing legislation, and stakeholder interests using web search. Identify key opportunities, risks, gaps, and follow-up questions.

Using the summary and analysis, draft a clear public-facing response for citizens, civil society, or industry stakeholders. Keep the tone accessible, constructive, and suitable for a European policy context. Ensure it is translated to French

Create a simple interactive dashboard as a @site to model European Union infrastructure and strategic investment funding allocations. Include the ability to upload actual funding data for real analysis.

The dashboard should:
- Load a mock dataset representing EU infrastructure and investment allocations across areas such as:
  - Transport and mobility infrastructure
  - Clean energy and grid modernization
  - Water resilience and wastewater systems
  - Digital connectivity and broadband
  - Strategic manufacturing and industrial capacity
- Allow the user to adjust funding percentages using sliders.
- Display:
  - Total funding by category
  - Estimated project delivery time impacts, using reasonable hypothetical assumptions
  - European industrial capacity impact scores, using hypothetical but clearly explained assumptions
  - Optional cohesion or regional balance indicators, such as how funding affects less-developed, transition, and more-developed regions

Include the ability for users to upload actual EU, Member State, regional, or programme-level funding data for analysis. Support CSV uploads at minimum.

Use EU-relevant terminology throughout the dashboard, such as:
- EU funding allocations
- Member States
- Cohesion Policy
- Recovery and Resilience Facility
- Connecting Europe Facility
- European Green Deal
- TEN-T
- REPowerEU
- Digital Decade
- Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform

The dashboard should include clear labels, explanatory text, and code comments so a non-technical policy staffer can understand how the model works and what assumptions are being used.

Make clear that all delivery-time impacts, industrial capacity scores, and regional balance metrics are simplified hypothetical estimates unless real data is uploaded.

Update the design to follow these conventions.