The AI Act in practice: what it means for your business

The European Union (EU) Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act) is set to become the world’s first comprehensive AI law, imposing obligations on both the private and public sectors. The AI Act aims to balance regulation with innovation, ensuring that AI in Europe is safe, respects fundamental rights, and fosters innovation and competitiveness.

What does this mean for your businesses in the Baltics and the EU? How will the new rules affect the development and deployment of AI systems across various sectors and domains? What are the key steps to take in preparation for implementation of the AI Act?

To answer these questions and more, Sorainen invites you to join us for a webinar on Thursday, 22 February at 10:30 a.m. on Microsoft Teams Live. A link to the live event will be sent to all registered participants.

During the webinar a representative from FibriCheck, a medically certified detection and monitoring application, will discuss the daily challenges presented by AI when it comes to business operations. Sorainen Senior Associate Oliver Kuusk will discuss the legal implications presented by the new AI Act, while Sparkle Consulting Data Consultant Martin Karu will cover the ethics of AI. The webinar will be moderated by Mihkel Miidla, Head of Technology & Data Protection at Sorainen.

The webinar should not be missed by business leaders, technology professionals, legal experts, and anyone involved in the development, deployment and use of AI in the EU.

Webinar materials

Webinar recording is available on our Youtube channel.

Audio format is also available on the podcast platform.

See the “Fibricheck and the AI Act – Keeping your finger on the pulse of innovation” presentation by Glenn De Witte, Data Science Manager at FibriCheck, here.

See the “Navigating the EU AI Act: what you need to know” presentation by Oliver Kuusk, Senior Associate at Sorainen Estonia, here.

See “The (in)famous EU AI Act, driver for ethical use of AI and innovation” presentation by Martin Karu, Data consultant at Sparkle Consulting, here.