New Approaches towards Compliance for AI/Data Operations

Challenges and Approaches for Compliance in a Data- and AI-driven world.

Information

Location: Forskningsparken - Oslo Science Park
Address: Gaustadalléen 21, 0349 Oslo
Start: 15/01/2025 - 09:00 Add to calendar
End: 15/01/2025 - 16:00

The AI/Data-driven Economy is facing increasing challenges when it comes to compliance with ethical, regulatory, legal and organizational requirements. While establishing a legal framework for the development and roll-out of digital products and services, emerging legislative efforts like the AI Act and Data Act will make the regulatory landscape more complex. This calls for new technical approaches to dealing with and handling compliance in AI and Data Operations.

In this seminar, supported by the European research and innovation project DataPact together with the Big Data Value Association (BDVA), we will shed light on the regulatory landscape in Europe and Norway, and discuss challenges in different industry verticals. We will look into the role of technology and discuss novel, research-driven approaches to Compliance-by-design for AI and Data Ops.

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Here you can find a Report on the Workshop: New Approaches Towards Compliance for AI/Data Operations.

Agenda

09:00 – 09:30	Coffee and Registration

09.30 – 12:30	Session 1: The Regulatory Landscape: Opportunities and Challenges Odd Are Svensen, Research Director SINTEF Digital, Trondheim: Welcome and Intro Kimmo Rossi, Head of Sector, European Commission DG CNECT: Compliance Technologies, Policy and Implementation Marko Grobelnik, Josef Stefan Institute (Ljubljana) and OECD: International AI Policy Documents and Recommendations - an Overview Christian Bendiksen, Bull Law Firm, Oslo: Regulations for the Digital Economy: Impact on Businesses Ana Garcia Robles, Secretary General BDVA: Impact and sustainability of data-driven compliance technologies and solutions Silvia Castellvi, International Data Spaces Association (IDSA): Supporting the Data Act and Interoperability: The Dataspace Protocol Natalie Bertels, Centre for IT & IP Law, KU Leuven: Automated and data-driven approaches to address compliance challenges George Konstantinidis, University of Southampton: Technological Challenges and Opportunities of the Data Governance Act Panel Discussion (Moderator: Till C. Lech, SINTEF Digital): Overcoming Compliance Challenges and the Role of Technology Panelists: Cristina Maier (European Commission), Marko Grobelnik, Ana Garcia Robles, Christian Bendiksen, Natalie Bertels, George Konstantinidis,
12:30 - 13:15	Lunch Break

13:15 – 16:30	Session 2: Approaches, Technologies and Use Cases Dumitru Roman, Senior Research Scientist, SINTEF Digital: Data and AI Pipelines for Compliance: The DataPact Project Audun Vennesland, City of Trondheim: Compliant, data-driven city of Trondheim: Public data sharing, its current challenges and future prospects Dessislava Petrova-Antonova, GATE Institute, Sofia, BG: Unlocking the Power of Data Spaces through Legal, Ethical, Social and Environmental Compliant Data and AI Pipelines Anil Turkmayali, International Data Spaces Association: The Dataspace Protocol as framework for compliance – the Practicioner’s view Mark Longar, Jozef Stefan Institute, Ljubljana: The OECD AI Policy Information Systems – a Demonstration Gao Qi, Philips Medical Systems, Eindhoven, NL: Generative AI for Service Innovation Alexandre Ulisses, MOG Technologies SA, Portugal: Compliance Challenges in Media impact assessment using brain-centric emotion recognition Panel Discussion with speakers: One size fits all, or a plethora of solutions – Can generic technologies for compliance become a reality?
16:30	End of seminar