In this English training course, you will receive an overview of legislation and policy measures that, now and in the future, apply to AI- and data driven applications. We discuss the upcoming AI act and the relevance of other legislation such as GDPR, contract law and intellectual property rights.

Are discussed, among other things:

• An overview of relevant regulation around AI, both current and in development, including the EU AI Act and the GDPR.
• A selection of topical policy initiatives around, for example, the use of generative AI
• Instruments for experimentation and preparation.

This course is recognised by the Orde van Vlaamse Balies for 6 course points.

Learning Objectives

• Get inspired about policy initiatives to further develop this topic at the level of regulation and other policies.
• At the end of the course, you will know which legal frameworks may be relevant for your organization.
• You understand the scope of the legislation and the important principles so that you can assess what is legally preferable for a specific project.

At the end of the day, you will know…

• The state of affairs regarding the current status of regulation and policy around AI.

At the end of the day, you can...

• Identify which legal aspects need to be taken into account when developing or implementing AI and data driven innovation.
• Identify which themes are a strategic challenge for a project in your organization. You can identify which legal or policy topics need more attention.
• Identify the first steps your organisation should take in the current legal frameworks.

For who?

- Policy officer
- Lawyers and legal counsels
- Board member
- Data Protection Officers
- Ethics Officers
- Researchers

This course is recognised by the Orde van Vlaamse Balies for 6 course points.

Keynote speakers:
Wannes Ooms (CiTiP)
Lotte cools (CiTiP)
Jelle Hoedemaekers (Agoria)
Thomas Gils (CiTiP)
Pierre Dewitte (CiTiP)
Gert-Jan Fraeyman (Van Bael & Bellis)