Description
AI will fundamentally transform our societies. It offers significant opportunities for us as individuals, especially in terms of advancements in education and healthcare, as well as substantial efficiency gains for our businesses and public sector. The EU is making significant investments to help Europe catch up with the USA and China in AI development and research, while simultaneously adopting an AI regulation to address the risks and ethical dilemmas that particularly advanced AI tools may pose. This seminar will discuss how EU cooperation can best harness the opportunities presented by AI while managing potential risks.Speakers
Sara Överby – social policy manager at Google Sweden
Fredrik Heinz – Director of AI at Linköping University
Stefan Larsson – Senior lecturer, Department of Technology and Society, Research team manager; AI and Society at Lund University.
Moderator
Katarina Areskoug Mascarenhas Chairman, Centre for European Studies, Lund University and founder Impact Europe. Former Head of European Commission Office in Sweden.
Organiser
Impact Europe
Period | 2024 Sept 17 |
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Event title | EU Days Lund 2024 |
Event type | Conference |
Location | Lund, SwedenShow on map |
Degree of Recognition | International |
Subject classification (UKÄ)
- Law
Free keywords
- the AI Act
- AI governance
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