The AI Act: Risks and Opportunities in the New Landscape of AI Governance

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Overview

Join us for an engaging and insightful session on the recent provisional agreement for the EU AI Act, including an exploration of the risks and opportunities that may arise from this new regulation and its potential impact on the risk community. We’ll also discuss the forthcoming regulatory EU landscape and its implications for AI developers, users, and regulators.

Topics discussed will include:

If and how the new regulation achieves the necessary balance between innovation and regulation
The EU AI Act's impact on ethical considerations, privacy rights, and economic growth
Recommendations for navigating the evolving landscape of AI, emphasizing the need for continuous dialogue and adaptive strategies

Agenda

1:00 – 1:05 PM: Welcome and introduction

1:05 – 1:45 PM: Presentation

1:45 – 2:00 PM: Audience Q&A

Attendees qualify for 1 GARP CPD credit.

Details

February 20, 2024
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

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Chapter Directors

Markus Quick
Partner KPMG

Natalie Packham
Professor of Mathematics and Statistics Berlin School of Economics and Law

Committee Members

Enrique Rivero Azaola
Senior Supervisor Single Supervisory Mechanism - European Central Bank

Xingyi Shi
Manager Deloitte

Yuxing Zhang
Senior Regulatory Management Advisor Deutsche Bank

Dr. Maria Moloney

Dr. Maria Moloney holds the position of Chief Researcher and AI specialist at Irish technology company PrivacyEngine. She has a doctoral degree in Information Systems from Trinity College Dublin and has accumulated two decades of research and consultancy experience in the fields of informational privacy, security and more recently in AI. Moloney is also the Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) for the European COST Action entitled “Fintech and Artificial Intelligence in Finance,” a network of universities (50+) across Europe and beyond with 300+ active researchers involved in research collaboration. With her interests on the intersection of data protection and AI, she assumed the position of Vice Chair of the CEDPO (Confederation of European Data Protection Organisations) Working Group on AI (CEDPO AI WG), where she has jointly published a series of opinion papers on the potential impact of the EU’s AI Act on the role of the data protection officer. She is also an active member of the executive committee for CEDPO and for the Association for Data Protection Officers (ADPO) in Ireland.

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