The "EU AI Act Seminar" course offers a comprehensive introduction to AI law and prepares participants for the EU AI Act. During the seminar, existing legal frameworks are discussed, legal challenges are addressed, and preparation for future regulations is provided. A particular focus is on the AI Act regulation, including risk assessment of AI systems, obligations of stakeholders, and labeling requirements, supplemented by practical case studies.
Another module is dedicated to AI and copyright law, where participants are informed about legal infringements through AI, the protection of AI-generated content, and legal consequences of copyright violations. Practical workshops such as content creation with ChatGPT provide additional knowledge.
Data protection law is a central point of the seminar, with a focus on handling personal data in AI systems and minimizing data protection risks. Workshops on AI-supported advertising targeting and the use of chatbots round off the practical part.
Liability issues are also a key topic. Participants learn to identify liability risks and develop effective liability management. Sections on AI governance focus on building appropriate structures and introducing best practices.
Another component is the use of new AI tools, with a focus on legal compliance and the implementation of such tools. A compliance checklist is created in a workshop to ensure practical applicability.
Technical requirements for AI systems and their integration into the legal framework are also covered to ensure participants can effectively combine technical and legal requirements.
Benefits of participating in the seminar include in-depth knowledge in a legislative area that is becoming increasingly important, professional networking, and a high recommendation rate. The seminar is designed in certified MBA quality and can also be booked as part of a continuing education program to become a Certified Digital Marketing Manager. There is also flexibility in cancellation and transfer of participation, supplemented by possible government funding.
The course is particularly suitable for people who have an interest in the combination of technology and law and who are looking for precise orientation in the complex international legal environment.
