Current Trends in the Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in European Union Instruments

CET (Hungary)

EET (Romania)

16:00–16:10

17:00–17:10

Introductory Remarks

Dr János Székely Ph.D. – Senior Lecturer, Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania

16:10–16:30

17:10–17:30

The European Approach to Artificial Intelligence: Ethical and Regulatory Implications

Dr Kitti Mezei Ph.D. – Research Fellow, Hungarian Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies

Dr Anikó Träger Ph.D. – Junior Research Fellow, Hungarian Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies

16:30–16:50

17:30–17:50

Remarks on a Possible AI Judge

Dr János Székely Ph.D. – Senior Lecturer, Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania

16:50–17:00

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Discussion

17:00–17:20

18:00–18:20

Europe’s Artificial Intelligence Act Proposal: Is Product Conformity Assessment the Right Approach to Regulate AI?

Dr Zsolt Ződi Ph.D. – Senior Research Fellow, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Social Sciences, Institute for Legal Studies

17:20–17:40

18:20–18:40

Liability for Damage Caused by AI Entities

Dr Zsolt György Balogh Ph.D. – Associate Professor, Corvinus University of Budapest, Institute of Information Technology and Data Analysis, Department of Information Technology and Communication

17:40–18:00

18:40–19:00

Product Liability Issues of Artificial Intelligence Systems

Ibolya Stefán – Ph.D. Student, University of Miskolc (Hungary), Faculty of Law, Ferenc Deák Doctoral School of Law

Dr Réka Pusztahelyi Ph.D. – Associate Professor, University of Miskolc (Hungary), Faculty of Law, Institute of Private Law

18:00–18:10

19:00–19:10

Discussion

18:10–18:15

19:10–19:15

Concluding Remarks

Dr János Székely Ph.D. – Senior Lecturer, Sapientia Hungarian University of Transylvania