Understanding the AI Act Guidelines and Other Regulatory Developments
Ensuring compliance with the AI Act and the reliability of solutions are some of the key aspects in extracting value from GenAI. For many organizations, ensuring compliance with regulations and effective risk management turns out to be the main challenges on the path to full-scale GenAI implementations with measurable business outcomes.
In this webinar, we’ll explore the evolving regulatory landscape around artificial intelligence in the EU.
The event is designed for professionals looking to understand the implications of the ongoing regulatory developments and to align AI governance with compliance while supporting innovation and business growth.
Register
03 June 2025
10:00 - 11:00
Kontakt:
Agata Matysiak
amatysiak@deloittece.com
Agenda
- Definition of AI systems under the EU Guidelines
- Unacceptable AI practices and practical implications
- GPAI Code of practice and implications for deployers
- Aligning regulatory compliance with business needs
- Q&A Session
Participation in this webinar is free of charge and by invitation only. The webinar will take place in English. The event is not intended for advisors and employees of companies engaged in advisory services. Deloitte reserves the right to create the list of participants.
Gregor Strojin
Deloitte - Global
Gregor is a local partner with Deloitte Legal Reff in Slovenia and leads the Deloitte Legal Central Europe AI Regulatory Center of Excellence, primarily focusing on governance, compliance, and literacy by developing go-to-market strategies and approaches, leveraging best practices, and streamlining resources. He has over 20 years of experience in the crossroads of technology, information, and law from practical, theoretical and policy perspectives. In particular, he was one of the pioneers of international AI regulatory development. From 2019, he served as the Chair of the Council of Europe Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAHAI) which prepared the groundwork for the Framework Convention on AI, and the Vice-Chair of the subsequent Committee on AI (CAI), which completed the negotiations of the Convention in 2024. He also worked on the CEPEJ Ethical charter on the use of AI (2018), UNESCO AI Recommendations (2021) and was involved with the development of the EU AI Act throughout the process.
Corina Damaschin
Deloitte - Rumunia
Corina is a Senior Associate within Reff & Associates and serves clients primarily in our Corporate, Commercial and M&A practice. Throughout her years of practice, she has gained extensive legal expertise in the fields of data protection, consumer protection and intellectual property matters, currently advising clients in these fields of law. She assists numerous local and international clients in a wide range of data protection matters, including assessing compliance with data protection regulations, ensuring fulfilment of controller’s obligations and reviewing data protection agreements. Additionally, she provides legal assistance in connection with securing and enforcing intellectual property rights especially in the context of technology projects. She also advises on general compliance with local consumer regulations, for example in the field of discounted sales and promotions. Corina holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Law from Bucharest University and a Master’s Degree in Intellectual Property Law from University College London and is a member of the Bucharest Bar since 2018.
dr Michał Mostowik
Deloitte - Polska
Michał jest adwokatem, Senior Managing Associate w zespole doradztwa regulacyjnego dla sektora finansowego i FinTech. Posiada wieloletnie doświadczenie w obsłudze instytucji finansowych, firm technologicznych oraz dostawców infrastruktury sektora finansowego. Specjalizuje się w prawie rynków finansowych, nowych technologii i regulacjach dotyczących danych. Wspierał klientów przy wdrażaniu oraz audytowaniu innowacyjnych rozwiązań i kluczowych regulacji (w tym PSD2, GDPR, AML). Doradzał instytucjom finansowym w relacjach z nadzorcami (KNF, NBP, UODO i UOKIK) oraz w sprawach regulacyjnych, w szczególności w obszarze usług płatniczych (w tym zasad organizacji kartowych), kredytowych, bankowości elektronicznej, outsourcingu i ochrony danych. Kierował projektami z obszaru open bankingu, biometrii w sektorze finansowym, data governance, tożsamości elektronicznej i działalności transgranicznej. Jest wiceliderem podgrupy ds. ram polityki w ramach Grupy Roboczej ds. AI przy Ministerstwie Cyfryzacji. Michał jest doktorem prawa (Uniwersytet Jagielloński), ukończył program Certificate in American Law na UC Berkeley oraz szkołę prawa niemieckiego. Otrzymał wyróżnienia w międzynarodowym rankingu The Legal 500 EMEA w kategoriach Telekomunikacja, Media i Technologie (2021, 2022) oraz Bankowość i Finanse (2022) jako „znakomity prawnik technologiczny z dużym doświadczeniem w doradztwie w kwestiach bankowości elektronicznej”.
Pavol Szabo
Deloitte - Czechy & Republika Słowacka
Pavol is a Senior Managing Associate at Deloitte Legal (law firm). He specialises in data protection and privacy (including AI regulation), IT law, dispute resolution and corporate law. He has participated in a number of projects on the comprehensive assessment and setup of data privacy at local and multinational companies. Pavol has many years of experience in representing Slovak and foreign clients in legal proceedings, including as a litigation team leader. He has also been responsible for numerous projects which led to a comprehensive setup of supplier, customer and internal relationships at software development companies. In addition, he regularly lectures at professional conferences and webinars on data privacy and AI.
