These aims will not be achieved solely by passing legislation. However good the law on the books might be, it will not mean much if it is not accompanied by effective compliance mechanisms and is not enforced consistently and predictably. The AI Act and related legislation puts in place an innovative and highly complex compliance and enforcement framework. It relies on companies self-assessing, private organisations setting standards, private and public bodies exercising oversight, both at national and EU level. It introduces novel institutional constellations and imposes unique compliance procedures.
This Workshop will bring together legal experts to explore the compliance and enforcement mechanisms in the AI Act and related legislation. It will provide an early opportunity for public authorities, industry, scholars and the general public to find out what they need to know as the AI Act begins to apply.
Programme
09.00 Fika & registration
09.25 Online meeting open
10.00 Morning session - also online
Keynote speaker: Lilian Edwards, Professor of Law, Innovation and Society, Newcastle University, Alan Turing Institute, and Ada Lovelace Institute.
- The relation between the AI Act data protection
Jonas Ledendal, Bussines Law, Lund University, Sweden and Hajo Michael Holt, Business Administration, Umeå University, Sweden - Compliance with the prohibition of discrimination
Anna Nilsson, Department of Law, Lund University, Sweden - Fundamental Rights Impact Assessmets under the AI Act
Eduardo Gill-Pedro, Associate senior lecturer, Department of Law, Lund University - TBD
Rebecca Schmidt, Oslo Business School, Oslo Metropolitan University - The interplay between Codes and Standards in the AI Act
Katja de Vries, Department of Law, Uppsala University, Sweden - Navigating the AI Act from a Software Perspective
Matthias Wagner, PhD Student, Computer Science, Lund University, Swedebn
12.00 Lunch
13.15 Afternoon session - also online
- Panel and Q&A on compliance
- European AI Supervision and Innovation Support by Competent
Hans Hedin, The Swedish Post and Telecom Authority -
Qualified transparency in the AI Act – on information disclosure for oversight authorities
Kasia Söderlund, Technology and Society, Lund University - The AI liability regime as means of private enforcement of the AI Act
Béatrice Schütte, Faculty of Law, University of Helsinki - Panel on Enforcement for Compliance
15.00 - 15.30 Fika and mingle
Registration: To participate is free of charge.
- Preliminary registration for particitation on site in Lund: Formal registration for participation on site in Lund will open in the middle of August, but if you sign up now we will give you a couple of days head start before we open the registration.
- Particitation online: If you want to participate online you can sign up for real from now and we will send yon an access link to the zoom-platform some days before the event.