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25.02.2025 | 10:00 - 12:00 (CET)

AI Sessions: Navigating the European Commission’s AI Act

The AI Sessions provide a platform for AI startups and innovators to discuss key challenges and advancements in the AI ecosystem. The inaugural session will focus on "Navigating the European Commission’s AI Act," addressing what startups need to know about the legislation, along with opportunities and success stories in AI. Supported by 17 EU-funded projects, the sessions aim to facilitate meaningful dialogue among stakeholders, including policymakers and investors.

AI Sessions: Navigating the European Commission’s AI Act

The AI Sessions are designed to be a dynamic and recurring platform where AI startups and innovators can come together to discuss the most pressing challenges, opportunities, and advancements within the AI ecosystem. This series aims to provide them with an opportunity to engage in meaningful conversations with key stakeholders, including policymakers, investors, regulators, and industry experts. Each event will focus on a specific theme relevant to the AI ecosystem.

The first edition of the AI Sessions will focus on "Navigating the European Commission’s AI Act", bringing together different stakeholders to discuss what startups and scaleups need to know regarding the EU AI Act. Invited speakers will also explore the challenges, opportunities and success stories of AI startups and public funding.

The AI Sessions are supported by 17 EU-funded projects ran by F6S Innovation in collaboration with other partners. Each project addresses critical AI-related challenges: AI4DEBUNK, AI4Europe, AI4MEDIA, AI-BOOST, AID4SME, AUTOASSESS, DeployAI, DiMAT, FOODITY, HEDGE-IoT, MOSAICO, NebulOuS, NexusForum.EU, ResilMesh, SOPRANO, TWAIN and TrustChain. The session will be recorded.

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Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the granting authority. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

By #F6Sinnovation