We are happy to invite you to our next European AI Forum on June 30th – our flagship conference in collaboration with nine national AI-associations in the EU. This time our friends from Hub France IA are in Charge and the event will be broadcasted from Paris.

Round table : Finance & Compliance How to control the risks associated with the use of artificial intelligence in the banking and finance

Panel 1 : AI & Defence How to approach the new security situation in Europe

Panel 2 : AI Data and regulation What is the current status of the AI Regulation in the EU Parliament?

Panel 3 : AI & Energy How AI can secure energy stability in the EU

We are happy to invite you to our next European AI Forum on December 16th – our flagship conference in collaboration with nine national AI-associations in the EU. This time our friends from AI4SI are in Charge and the event will be broadcasted from Ljubljana.

Engaging in these panels: Glass-Steagall – How to approach responsible biometric recognition, European pain points of AI progress, AI vs AI – Is cybersecurity the new European AI frontier

The third edition of the European AI Forum will have a look into the new AI regulation draft. We will have a focus on European AI and how European AI can sell products in the world and also, look at sandboxes and how to make them efficient. On the last days of the Portuguese Presidency and as a new Trio takes the Council of the EU helm, European AI Associations invite you to join us in finding the right answers on :
*The AI Act – the future foundation of the EU’s AI ecosystem?
*AI “made in EU” – how to scale and export AI from Europe?
*AI regulatory sandboxes – from theory to reality

The European Commission released its first draft of a European AI regulation. It proposes a risk-based approach to regulating high-risk AI products and banning certain applications. The goal of the regulation is to generate trust in AI solutions and create a safe and human-centred AI ecosystem in Europe. We are very pleased to be joined by one of the leading figures behind the proposal:

Following the success of the first European AI Forum held in June, the second edition aims to check in with policymakers in Brussels and Member States to examine new developments relating to AI in terms of digital and green policies and business uptake.
On the last days of the German Presidency and as a new Trio takes the Council of the EU helm, European AI Associations invite you to join us in finding the right answers on :
* Strengthening European AI to compete worldwide
* Making Europe a climate neutral continent with AI
* The State as the first client: A model to ignite Europe’s AI industry

The COVID pandemic has revealed unprecedented challenges in Europe and the rest of the world. What possibilities does AI offer to master current challenges, enable new opportunities and business models and further develop a European economy taking full advantage of digitization, data and AI?
On the last days of the Croatian Presidency and as a new Trio takes the Council of the EU helm, European AI Associations invite you to find the right answers on:
* Challenges ahead for European AI
* European AI regulatory framework
* European digital infrastructure for AI