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Welcome to Demystifying AI Governance: Technology, Society & Compliance Brussels.
Brussels sits at the regulatory heart of the European Union, shaping how artificial intelligence is governed across borders.

This group brings together executives, founders, policy advisors, researchers, and compliance leads to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, corporate strategy, and societal impact. From operationalizing the EU AI Act and statutory compliance to understanding socio-technical feedback loops, general-purpose AI (GPAI), and AI ethics, our mission is to demystify how AI systems are built, deployed, and governed responsibly.

Whether you are a corporate leader managing AI risk, an EU public affairs practitioner steering policy, or a curious professional interested in the broader implications of AI on daily life, this hub provides a practical space to collaborate and share frameworks.

Through working sessions, policy briefings, and open roundtable discussions, we bridge the gap between technical reality, EU legislative frameworks, and human-centered design.
Join us to shape the future of AI governance in a practical, ethical, and defensible way.

Welcome to Demystifying AI Governance: Technology, Society & Compliance.
We bring together executives, founders, researchers, and tech professionals to explore the intersection of artificial intelligence, corporate strategy, and societal impact. From navigating the EU AI Act and statutory compliance to understanding socio-technical feedback loops, artificial general intelligence (AGI), and AI ethics, our mission is to demystify how AI systems are built, deployed, and governed responsibly.

Whether you are an executive managing AI risk, a practitioner steering product policy, or a curious mind interested in the broader implications of AI on daily life, this group provides an active platform to learn, collaborate, and share frameworks. Through working sessions, executive briefings, and open roundtable discussions, we bridge the gap between technical reality, legal frameworks, and human-centered design.

Join us to shape the future of AI governance in a practical, ethical, and defensible way.

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Upcoming events

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EU AI Act Demystified: Risk Tiers, August 2 Rules, and Future Requirements.
Tue, Sep 15 · 1:00 PM CEST
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Format: 60-minute presentation & panel, followed by 20 minutes of interactive Q&A and networking
Target Audience: AI founders, CTOs, product managers, legal counsel, compliance leads, and EU policy advisors.

Event Agenda
Part 1: The Four EU AI Risk Tiers (15 Minutes)
Every builder and deployer must determine their system's regulatory category. Non-compliance carries financial penalties up to €35 million or 7% of global annual turnover.

Unacceptable Risk: Social scoring, subliminal behavioral manipulation, and workplace/school emotion recognition. Banned completely in the EU.

High Risk: AI in recruitment, credit scoring, medical devices, educational admissions, and critical infrastructure. Requires risk management systems, high-quality data auditing, logging, and mandatory human oversight.

Limited Risk: Chatbots, AI coding assistants, synthetic media generation, and deepfakes. Subject to active enforcement requiring mandatory transparency disclosures and content watermarking.

Minimal Risk: Spam filters, AI video game NPC behavior, and basic recommendation engines. No mandatory regulatory burden under the AI Act; voluntary codes of conduct apply.

Part 2: Active Enforcement vs. Future Milestones (20 Minutes)
Currently Enforced Requirements

User Interaction Disclosures: Chatbots and interactive agents must explicitly notify users that they are interacting with an AI system.

AI Literacy: EU AI Act Article 4 statutory literacy training obligations for staff operating AI systems.

Future Developments and Deadlines

AI Regulatory Sandboxes: EU Member States must establish operational AI Sandboxes, offering startups a controlled framework to test high-risk models under legal guidance before commercial launch.

Full High-Risk System Compliance: Standalone high-risk AI applications and safety components transition into mandatory compliance oversight over upcoming regulatory windows.

Part 3: Practical Takeaway: The AI Compliance Toolkit (20 Minutes)

Attendees will receive an actionable technical and operational framework:

Risk Classification Decision Tree: A clear logic flow to categorize your product’s regulatory tier and determine applicable requirements.

Part 4: Interactive Q&A and Community Discussion (15–20 Minutes)
An open floor covering open-source model responsibilities, edge cases, overlapping GDPR requirements, and practical technical implementation challenges.

Official Registration & Calendar Invites:
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