Acting with entrepreneurial confidence and strengthening Europe’s sovereignty: Recognising, forecasting, implementing.
29 May @ 18:00 - 21:00 CEST
Many events are currently addressing AI solutions and the benefits of AI.Many events are currently addressing AI solutions and the benefits of AI. However, the topic of AI safety remains far too little illuminated.
Despite all the enthusiasm for the use of AI, it also opens up new targets for cyber criminals, exploit vulnerabilities in AI models and sabotage them to their own advantage. Comprehensive precautions against attacks and the protection of AI systems are therefore becoming increasingly important and are a prerequisite for the use of artificial intelligence and society’s trust in it – especially with the rapid development of this transformative technology.
Digital sovereignty and cyber security are closely linked and play an important role in the digital world. Norms and standards in cyber security are crucial to ensure adequate security measures and strengthen digital sovereignty. On the one hand, active state regulation is necessary, but companies can also achieve greater protection through voluntary commitments.
Learn how companies can become leaders in the regulatory landscape while successfully preparing for the future.
DATE: 29.5.2024 6 – 9 p.m.
ORT:CUPRA City Garage in Berlin directly at the Tacheles,
Aaron-Bernstein-Platz 1, 10117 Berlin
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AGENDA
18:30: Welcome
- Christian Rücker, Chairman of the Executive Board of ARDOR SE
18:40: Moderation and introduction
- Maren Courage, Director of the Foundation Metaverse Europe
“Act now: Why entrepreneurs must respond to digital change”
18:50 Uhr: Keynote
- Axel Voss, Member of the European Parliament for the Middle Rhine region (CDU), EPP spokesperson on the Legal Affairs Committee (JURI), specialising in digital policy (video message)
“Insights into the status quo and the future of Europe’s digital security”
19:00: Lectures with discussion:
- Peter Deussen, National Standards Officer Germany Microsoft (coordinates the German delegations in the European and international standardisation of AI)
“The world of standardisation: legal frameworks and current EU developments”
In a world where regulatory issues dominate the debate, sovereignty is a decisive factor for companies that rely on AI. But what is the reality of standardisation in AI? Learn all about standardisation in the EU context in this presentation. We look at the registration framework, the role of ISO and the European Economic Community and the discussions about effectiveness and costs. Current topics such as the AI Act and the Data Act will also be covered, as well as the importance of international standards for the internationalisation of practices and processes.
- Dr Martin C. Wolff, founder of KRITIS and Cyber Consulting Company and Head of the International Clausewitz Centre at the Bundeswehr Command and Staff College in Hamburg
“Focus on digital change: Strategies for companies in a secure and confident digital future”
In this presentation, the important role of digital change through artificial intelligence (AI) for companies and their preparation for a secure and sovereign digital future will be highlighted. Martin Wolff will discuss how companies can integrate regulatory issues into their business strategy. He will also explain how new technologies and laws can serve as the basis for business models and how companies can take a leading role in regulatory compliance. Finally, the importance of time cycles for companies is explained and it is shown how they can achieve long-term competitive advantages.
19:40: Closing and get-together:
- Networking with flying buffet and drinks
