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Who attends RAID?

RAID 2023 Audience

Policy Makers and Regulators: Government officials, legislators, and regulatory bodies involved in crafting and enforcing policies related to AI, the internet, and data privacy.

Legal Professionals: Lawyers and legal experts specializing in technology law, data protection, and AI ethics.

Industry Leaders: Executives, managers, and professionals from tech companies and startups who are directly impacted by regulations and are involved in compliance and strategy.

Ethicists and Social Scientists: Professionals focused on the ethical and societal implications of AI and data technologies.

Technology Developers: Engineers, data scientists, and AI developers interested in understanding regulatory landscapes and compliance requirements.

Advocacy Groups and NGOs: Representatives from organizations advocating for consumer rights, data privacy, and ethical AI practices.

RAID Conference Attendees

A sample selection of organisations who attend RAID conferences

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RAID Brussels 2024 Innovate, Regulate and Implement with Courage and Caution

13.00 - 13.45

Panel: Intersection of Tech and Existing Vertical Regulations

speaker-1

Cian O'Brien

speaker-2

Dr Laura Caroli

13.45 - 14.30

Panel: How Governments can Support the Tech Sector

speaker-1

Kilian Gross

speaker-2

Dr. Anna Christmann

speaker-3

Yordanka Ivanova

14:30 - 15:15

Panel: Emerging Technologies and Innovation

speaker-1

Isidro Laso Ballesteros

15.15 - 15.45

Coffee Break and Networking

15.45 - 16.30

Panel: Harnessing AI to Transform Work and Research

speaker-1

Charlotte Deane

speaker-2

Dr. Wassim Jouini

speaker-3

Giorgio Metta

16.30 - 17.15

Panel: Challenges of Misinformation in the Digital Age

speaker-1

Andy Phippen

speaker-2

Jess Merryfield

17.15 - 18.00

Panel: How Governments and Industry Can Build Data Economies

speaker-1

Andreas Hartl

speaker-2

Kuldar Aas

speaker-3

Ulrich Ahle

speaker-4

Isabel Simpson

13:00 - 13:45

Panel: Technology, Financial Stability and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs)

speaker-1

Emmanuelle Assouan

speaker-2

Priscilla Koo Wilkens

13:45 - 14:30

Panel: Regulating AI in Healthcare

speaker-1

Noémi Bontridder

14:30 - 15:15

Panel: Opportunities and Risks of AI in Financial Services

15:15 - 15:45

Coffee Break and Networking

`15:45 - 16.30

Panel: Regulating the Digitalisation of Medical Devices

speaker-1

Stephen Gilbert

16.30 - 17.15

Workshop (Invitation Only)

08.30

Keynote Addresses

speaker-1

Didier Reynders

08.50

Panel 1: Grasping the Opportunities and Threats of AI and Digital Transformation

  • What should governments be focusing on now, from the next Working Programme of the European Commission to other jurisdictions?
  • How should tech regulation and implementation balance the risks and opportunities of AI adoption and digital transformation
  • Fostering innovation and adoption: which industry sectors face the greatest opportunities and challenges?
  • Ensuring a human-centred and equitable approach to AI adoption
  • Addressing the intellectual property rights issues around generative AI

speaker-1

Werner Stengg

speaker-2

Julie Brill

speaker-3

Karine Caunes

09.40

Keynote Addresses

speaker-1

Gabriela Ramos

09.50

Panel 2: Internet Governance: Protecting Societies and Consumer Rights:

  • Safeguarding net neutrality, user well-being and internet freedom
  • Fairness: regulating dark patterns and personalised pricing
  • Tackling the societal threat of disinformation and establishing ethical boundaries in the era of deepfakes
  • Virtual worlds: avoiding past mistakes while envisioning an integrated and immersive future

speaker-1

Sergey Lagodinsky

10:40 - 11:10

Coffee Break and Networking

11:10 - 12:00

Panel 3: Driving Digital Transformation and Innovation

  • Harnessing critical and emerging technologies responsibly
  • Industry perspectives on regulatory needs for innovation
  • Comparing macroeconomic approaches to promoting competitiveness, investment and innovation across jurisdictions

speaker-1

Dragos Tudorache

speaker-2

Magali Durieux

11.55

Panel 4: Making Tech Legislation Work in Practice

  • What are the challenges in implementing the new wave of tech legislation: the AI Act, DSA and DMA?
  • Regional harmonisation: how is implementation and enforcement going to happen in the same way across Europe?
  • Lessons from the experience of GDPR: how can we avoid overstretching DPAs

speaker-1

Tine A. Larsen

speaker-2

Karolina Mojzesowicz

speaker-3

Brando Benifei

speaker-4

Peter Craddock

12:40 - 13:55

Lunch & Networking