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Event Date |
Thu Apr 21 CEST (over 2 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Wed Apr 20 6:00pm - Wed Apr 20 6:00pm |
Location |
ACE events
Avenue d’Auderghem 22, 1040 Brussels, Belgium |
Region | EMEA |
Brussels took the first steps in 2021 to regulate the continent’s most innovative artificial intelligence technologies with an ambitious legislative package. And the verdicts are out: for some, it shouldn’t open the door to stifling innovation. For others, it doesn’t go far enough in preventing the use of high-risk or unethical AI. One year on, and with the legislative train well en route, where do global policymakers, tech leaders and civil society representatives stand in the discussion?
This comes as debates continue around key legislative files such as the Data Act and the Digital Services Act (DSA), data protection, as well as international cooperation in AI development and how to best harness the potential of AI in areas as diverse as cyber security, health care and gaming.
These themes and more will be dissected during POLITICO flagship AI & Tech Summit, taking place in Brussels and online on April 21, 2022. Convening key players in AI and tech development across the globe, you won’t want to miss having a seat to these compelling discussions.
2022 Speakers
Alexandre Alaphilippe
Executive Director, EU DisinfoLab
Lorena Boix Alonso
Director, digital society, trust & cybersecurity, DG CONNECT, European Commission
Ivan Bartoš
Deputy prime minister for digitization and minister of regional development, Czech Republic
Brando Benifei
MEP (S&D, Italy), European Parliament
Cecilia Bonefeld-Dahl
Director general, Digital Europe
Marco-Alexander Breit
Deputy director general artificial intelligence, data, digital technologies, Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, Germany
Sam Cannicott
Deputy director
Center for Data, Ethics and Innovation, United Kingdom
Marian Croak
Vice president, engineering, responsible AI and human centered technology, Google
Martina Dlabajová
MEP (Renew Europe, Czech Republic), European Parliament
Edouard Duchesnay
Research director in data science, CE
Rachel Dunscombe
Visiting professor and director, Digital Health Leadership Programme
Imperial College London
Salvador Estevan
Director general for digitalization and artificial intelligence
Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation, Spain
Claire Fernandez
Executive director, European Digital Rights
Liz Grennan
Associate partner, global co-leader of Digital Trust, QuantumBlack (a McKinsey company)
Bart Groothuis
MEP (Renew Europe, The Netherlands), European Parliament
Kilian Gross
Head of unit, artificial intelligence policy development and coordination, DG CONNECT European Commission
Peter Harrell
Senior director for international economics and competitiveness, White House National Security Council
Fanny Hidvegi
Europe policy manager, Access Now
Ilias Iakovidis
Adviser for digital aspects of green transformation
DG CONNECT, European Commission
Yoichi Iida
Deputy director general for G7/G20
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan
Miapetra Kumpula-Natri
MEP (S&D, Finland), European Parliament
Jean-Marc Leclerc
Director, EU affairs | co-director
IBM | IBM Policy Lab
Yuh-Jye Lee
Deputy executive secretary of the office of science and technology, Executive Yuan, Taiwan
Christian Lovis
Professor and chairman, division of medical information sciences, University Hospitals of Geneva
David Martin
Senior legal officer and Digital Rights team leader, The European Consumer Organization
Luis Neves
Chief executive officer
Global Enabling Sustainability Initiative
Chris Philp
Minister for tech and the digital economy, United Kingdom
Didier Reynders
EU commissioner for justice, European Commission
Saila Rinne
Head of sector, eHealth, Well-Being and Ageing
DG CONNECT, European Commission
Christel Schaldemose
MEP (S&D, Denmark), European Parliament
Stefan Schnorr
State secretary to the Federal Minister for Digital and Transport Germany
Andreas Schwab
MEP (EPP, Germany), European Parliament
Nigel Shadbolt
Executive chair and co-founder | principal of Jesus College and professorial research fellow in computer science
The Open Data Institute | University of Oxford
Keith Sonderling
Commissioner, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, United States
Werner Stengg
Cabinet expert for Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager
European Commission
Elham Tabassi
Chief of staff, Information Technology Laboratory, National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States
Dragoș Tudorache
MEP (Renew Europe, Romania), European Parliament
Kim van Sparrentak
MEP (Greens/EFA, The Netherlands), European Parliament
David van Weel
Assistant secretary general for emerging security challenges
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Margrethe Vestager
Executive vice president for a Europe fit for the digital age
European Commission
Axel Voss
MEP (EPP, Germany), European Parliament
Mathieu Weill
Head, Digital Economy Department, Directorate-General for Enterprise,
MODERATOR
Leonie Cater
sustainability reporter, POLITICO
Laurens Cerulus
cybersecurity editor & deputy technology editor, POLITICO
Clothilde Goujard
Technology reporter, POLITICO
Pieter Haeck
Tech policy reporter, POLITICO
Vincent Manancourt
Technology reporter, POLITICO
Carlo Martuscelli
Health care reporter, POLITICO
Mark Scott
Chief technology correspondent, POLITICO
Samuel Stolton
Technology reporter, POLITICO
Nick Vinocur
Editor, POLITICO Pro, POLITICO
2022 Partners
PRESENTING PARTNER:
• Google
• IBM
• workday
VISIBILITY PARTNER:
• Center for Dota Ethics and Innovation
• Protocol
• The Future Society