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AI and Privacy: Navigating Data Protection for DPOs in the Age of AI

March 8, 2024 12:00 pm
Webinar Thumbnail with Maria Moloney and Nollag Conneely.

Maria Moloney and Nollag Conneely, esteemed experts in the field of artificial intelligence, its regulatory landscape and GDPR, will be leading an insightful webinar on pivotal aspects of the AI Act. They will delve into the intricacies of managing risks, ensuring high-quality data training to mitigate biases, and the crucial role of human oversight in AI systems. Additionally, the presentation will cover the ethical considerations of unforeseen AI applications, the imperative for transparency and the right to explanations, lawful data processing practices, and the challenges posed by general-purpose AI systems.

Why Register?

Come away feeling more confident about the future of the AI & privacy landscape. This webinar aims to equip and empower you!

Topics of this event includes:

  • Levels of risk in the AI Act.
  • Training the algorithm with high-quality data to avoid biases.
  • Human oversight when using AI systems.
  • Unforeseen uses and implications of AI.
  • Right to an explanation/transparency of processing
  • Lawful bases for processing data
  • General-purpose AI systems too
YOUR SPEAKERS:
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Maria Moloney

Maria has a PhD from Trinity College Dublin and her thesis was entitled: A Case Study of Action Design Research for Privacy Risk Management Engineering. She has over twenty years of experience in the fields of informational privacy and data protection. Currently, Maria is the Chief Privacy Officer (CPO) for the European COST Action entitled “Fintech and Artificial Intelligence in Finance”. She also holds the position of Senior Privacy Researcher and Consultant at PrivacyEngine . She is a Fulbright scholar and her interests now lie at the intersection of data protection and AI. She is vice-chair of the CEDPO (Confederation of European Data Protection Organisations) Working Group in AI, where she jointly published a series of policy papers on the potential impact of the EU’s proposed AI Act on the role of the data protection officer . She has privacy related publications at an EU policy level and in multiple academic journals.

Duration:
60 Minutes

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