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AI in EU Law

Lunch seminar 24 May 2023

AI Lund - AI in EU law - 24 May2023 - handout
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Recording

A shorter variant of this seminar is recorded in Swedish at ai.lu.se/sv

About the presentation

Topic: AI in EU law

Speaker: Johan Axhamn, Senior lecturer, Department of Business Law, Lund University

When: 24 May kl 12.00-13.15

Spoken language: English

Abstract

This seminar will provide an overview of new and proposed EU rules related to AI. In April 2021, the European Commission proposed the first ever specific legal framework on AI - the so-called AI Act. The Act aims to address risks of specific uses of AI, categorising them into 4 different levels: unacceptable risk, high risk, limited risk, and minimal risk. A purpose with the rules is to stimulate trust in the use of AI. The negotiations, within and among the EU institutions, on the AI Act is in its final stages. In addition, other rules related to AI has recently been adopted or proposed, such as the Digital Services Act and a directive on AI liability. 

Related

Fika-till-fika workshop Regulating High Risk AI in EU 26 September 2023. Read more and sign up at ai.lu.se.

Illustration: Symbolic illustration of law paragraphs raining over robots distributed over an EU map.

Regulating High Risk AI in EU

Fika-to-fika workshop 26 September 2023. Read more and sign up.

26 May 2023