Get Ready to Comply with the New Regulations on AI
This course offers an overview of the new European regulations on AI. It’s made for professionals from the public and the private sectors to explore new opportunities regarding the regulatory landscape.
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What can you expect?
Don’t miss this opportunity to gain practical tools for compliance with the AI Act, and other European regulations led by Gregory Lewkowicz.
Why attend this course?
This course offers practical experience, operational tools, and a comprehensive view of regulatory frameworks related to IA. Participants will leave the course with a comprehensive plan for ensuring compliance with the AI Act, ready to implement within their organizations.
Want to learn more?
This program is tailored for professionals across various fields. However, it does not go into depth on the unique aspects of specific sectors such as banking and finance, health, labor and employment, critical infrastructure, law enforcement, the judiciary, machinery, etc. If you want a customized program that specifically addresses the needs and nuances of your organization or company, please get in touch and send us an email. We will collaborate with you to develop a program that aligns perfectly with your sector’s specific requirements and challenges.
Program
Topic 1: Principles and frameworks
This module lays down the essential principles for complying with the AI Act. It provides a comprehensive overview of the regulation, emphasizing the new responsibilities it assigns to a range of AI system operators, encompassing everyone from producers to deployers, across the entire lifecycle of these systems. Participants will explore various frameworks that facilitate the creation and implementation of a compliance roadmap, customized for their specific organizational needs. This includes aspects such as internal control, risk assessment and fundamental rights impact assessment, governance framework, and reporting mechanisms. By the end of this module, participants will not only be equipped to develop their own customized compliance roadmap for the AI Act but will also be able to pinpoint the key action points necessary for effective implementation.
Topic 2: Operational tools
This module delves deeply into the operational tools essential for compliance with the AI Act. It navigates through the array of existing technical standards for risk management, outlines best practices, and examines relevant metrics crucial for compliance with the AI Act, enriched with practical case studies. Upon completing this module, participants will be equipped to identify key operational focus areas and navigate the variety of tools available for effective compliance with the AI Act. Additionally, they will be encouraged to think critically about these tools and their application in various contexts.
Teacher / speaker
Gregory Lewkowicz is a professor at the University of Brussels and director of the Global Law Program of the Perelman Center. He holds the Alexandre Koyré Chair of Excellence in Economic Law and Artificial Intelligence at the University of Nice Sophia Antipolis. He is a visiting professor of global and transnational law at the Goethe Universität in Frankfurt and at HEC-Paris. He also teaches the interactions between law and technology at the Science Po Paris Law School as part of the Master in Economic Law and at Paris II Panthéon Assas as part of the diploma in digital transformation of law & legaltech. He is the scientific secretary of the collection “Penser le droit” (Larcier Editions), director of the Society of Global and Transnational Law (Geneva) and member of the digital pole of the Club des juristes (Paris).
