Program

Legal aspects of AI governance. Evolving best practices for governance structures required by the EU AI Act and other European and international legislation. Discussion of different scenarios and how to... Read More

How to deal with an increasing complex legal landscape …and make digital transformation still successful. Practical guides to master these challenges for small companies to international enterprises

Digital Room 1: Sänger Digital Room 2: Braun

Who takes the lead?  Defining responsibilities in the adoption of AI. Role of legal departments in determining risk tolerance. Regulatory considerations in the pharma industry.

Introduction to AI Governance in Banking. The Compliance-Driven Approach. Key Components of Effective AI Governance. Strategic Benefits of AI Governance (e.g., Building Trust and Reputation). Implementing AI Governance Frameworks. Applicability... Read More

Digital Room 1: Belousov Digital Room 2: Barker

Core Requirements: Transparency, Bias, Privacy & Beyond. Governance Framework: From Ethics Boards to Audits and Continuous Monitoring. Implementation of the Roadmap: Practical Steps to Embed Governance. High-Stakes Examples: Real-World Risks... Read More

ISO/IEC 42001:2023: Why is it the global benchmark for responsible AI management systems? 10-month internal and external audits focused on risk management, data governance, and ethical AI practices. Processes, controls... Read More

Digital Room 1: Bouilieri Digital Room 2: Verstraeten

Overview of AI applications in biomedical research such as diagnostics, personalized medicine, and patient data analysis. Potential risks AI poses in biomedical research, such as algorithmic biases, data privacy concerns.... Read More

Digital Room 1: Saleemi Digital Room 2: Marella

Human-in-the-loop Is non-negotiable. Clear ethical guardrails & risk awareness. Data governance as a foundation for AI. Leadership’s role in managing AI expectations. Fostering a culture of responsible innovation.