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Course Outline

Introduction to AI Regulation in Public Institutions

  • The strategic importance of AI policy for government entities.
  • A broad view of AI applications and the regulatory obstacles they present.
  • Defining the role of legal and compliance teams in supervising AI use.

The EU AI Act and GDPR

  • Understanding the architecture and risk classifications of the EU AI Act.
  • Examining high-risk AI systems and their specific application in the public sector.
  • Key requirements for transparency, human oversight, and accountability.
  • Intersections with GDPR, focusing on consent, data minimization, and individual rights.

AI Regulatory Environment in North America

  • Analysis of Canada’s Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA).
  • Review of the 2023 U.S. Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI.
  • State-level rules and sector-specific directives, particularly in healthcare and education.
  • Implications for coordination among federal, provincial, and municipal bodies.

Ethical and Legal Risk Management

  • Addressing issues of bias, discrimination, and model explainability.
  • Navigating legal liability in algorithmic decision-making processes.
  • Maintaining public confidence through human-in-the-loop safety mechanisms.

AI Governance Structures and Supervision Models

  • Utilizing the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
  • Aligning with OECD AI Principles and UNESCO guidelines.
  • Establishing internal policies and robust audit procedures.

Strategies for Policy Creation and Execution

  • Formulating responsible AI policies for public organizations.
  • Fostering inter-departmental collaboration and aligning procurement processes.
  • Implementing training programs, communication strategies, and continuous compliance monitoring.

Conclusions and Path Forward

Requirements

  • A foundational understanding of legal and compliance structures within the public sector.
  • Prior familiarity with data protection rules, such as GDPR, is beneficial but not mandatory.
  • No technical proficiency in AI is required to participate.

Target Audience

  • Legal counsel working within public institutions.
  • Compliance managers and staff involved in regulatory affairs.
  • Government officials engaged in AI procurement, risk assessment, or policy formulation.

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  • Format Online
  • Language Polish
  • Course Public course, guaranteed date
  • Start Date 2026-12-15
  • Duration 1 days (7 hours)
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