AI Act in Practice – Case-Based Analysis of AI Act Compliance

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Organising Institution

Spirit Legal

Germany

This workshop delivers practical insights gained from two years of AI Act implementation in public and private sector organizations. Participants will explore real-world case studies and engage in guided discussions with trainers and peers. Designed for professionals with prior knowledge of the AI Act, ML/AI technologies, and (Data) Quality Management, this intensive workshop focuses on solving complex, real-life challenges. It avoids superficial overviews, pushing participants to tackle advanced tasks and answer difficult questions. Key topics include: *Legal and technical challenges, including conflicts of laws and compliance with standards *Risk categorization, risk management and litigation risks *Human and organizational aspects of implementation *Critical issues such as data collection, accuracy, bias mitigation, data protection, copyright, contract management, and product liability The workshop equips participants with actionable insights and strategies for navigating the complexities of AI the AI Act.

Host

Peter Hense

Spirit Legal - Germany

For 20 years, Peter has been working as a (trainee, inhouse etc) lawyer for leading organizations in the IT, automotive, e- commerce, and travel industries. By combining external and in-house legal counsel with operational expertise, he has deepened his knowledge in IT, technology, R&D, digital markets, information security, data protection, and - importantly- litigation. Author and podcaster in his sparetime, he is the co-founder at Spirit Legal, a German law firm specialised in digitization to the integration of machine learning tools ("AI") and the co-author of a compendium guide to compliance with the AI Act, titled 'AI Act compact'.

Host

Tea Mustać

Spirit Legal - Germany

Tea Mustać is a data protection and AI governance expert at Spirit Legal, specializing in helping companies develop and implement AI technologies and establish compliance processes. She frequently conducts workshops and webinars for institutions like Beck Akademie and speaks at international conferences such as the Web Summit. Tea co-hosts the RegInt: Decoding AI Regulation podcast and is co-author of The AI Act Compact: Compliance, Management & Use Cases in Corporate Practice. Recognized with the European Young Lawyers Award (2022) and the My Data is Mine Award (2024), a fellow of the European Law Institute and the Head of Operations of the Institute for Global Negotiations, she is a respected voice at the intersection of law and technology.