BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//eluceo/ical//2.0/EN VERSION:2.0 CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0ee34be6e568d5d97fb852efff137691 DTSTAMP:20261016T183050Z SUMMARY:The EU AI Act in Context: Implementation\, Interaction\, and Global Developments DESCRIPTION:Contact: jonas.wisbrant@control.lth.se\n\nArtificial intelligen ce is increasingly regulated through a growing and interconnected body of law. As the EU AI Act moves from adoption to implementation\, attention is shifting from the text of the regulation itself to a broader and more com plex question: how does the AI Act interact with existing legal frameworks \, fundamental rights protections\, and emerging regulatory approaches aro und the world?This symposium brings together leading scholars\, policymake rs\, regulators\, and practitioners to explore the evolving legal landscap e of artificial intelligence. Particular attention will be given to the im plementation of the EU AI Act\, its relationship with other areas of Europ ean law\, and the implications of developments in major jurisdictions such as the United States\, China\, and the United Kingdom.The symposium is or ganised by AI Lund as part of its annual series on AI regulation and gover nance. The event aims to provide a forum for informed discussion on the fu ture of AI governance in Europe and beyond\, at a time when both regulator y requirements and technological developments are evolving rapidly.When &a mp\; where: 6 OctoberHolger Crafoord Center\, Crafoord Hall (Crafoordsalen ) at Lund University School of Economics and Management\, Tycho Brahes vä g 1\,  \;Lund\, Sweden: 9.00 to 16.00 CETOnline: 9.25 to 12.30 and 13. 25 to 16.00 \; CETRegistration: All our available seats are now fully booked. You are still welcome to sign up for online participation.To parti cipate is free of charge. Sign up at ai.lu.seProgramme \;9.00 Registra tion for on-site participation opensCoffee/tea and light refreshments09.25 Online meeting opens09.30 IntroductionWords of welcomeJoakim Gullstrand & nbsp\;Dean\, Lund University School of Economics and ManagementGlobal deve lopments and trends – an overviewJohan Axhamn \;(programme chair)\, Associate Professor\, Department of Business Law\, Lund UniversityCurrent Developments under the EU AI Act: Implementation challenges\, emerging gui dance\, and the current status of the Digital Omnibus amendmentsJonas Lede ndal\, Senior lecturer\, Department of Business Law\, Lund University10:30 – 10:45 Short breakSession I: The AI Act in the Broader Regulatory Ecos ystem: Interplay with other legal frameworksThe session explores the AI Ac t as part of a broader regulatory ecosystem rather than as a standalone in strument. As the implementation of the AI Act progresses\, increasing atte ntion is being paid to its interaction with other legal frameworks and pol icy objectives\, both within and beyond the European Union.Moderator: Lisa Bourghardt\, Counsel\, VingeMeaningful transparency for AI-based screenin g in mental healthPetra Holmberg\, Department of Food and Resource Economi cs\, University of CopenhagenAI and the limits of human rightsSue Anne Teo \, Faculty of Law\, Lund UniversityThe AI Act and its impact on civil liab ilityBéatrice Schütte\, Faculty of Law\, University of LaplandThe AI Act and Financial MarketsAron Klingberg and Max Krackhardt\, Advisense12:30 – 13:30 Lunch break - light lunch13.25 Online meeting reopen13.30 Sessio n II: Comparative AI Regulation: Global ApproachesThe  \;session place s European developments in a global perspective. While the EU has adopted the world’s most comprehensive AI regulation\, other jurisdictions have pursued different regulatory strategies. The session will explore and comp are recent developments in the United States\, China\, and the United King dom\, examining points of convergence and divergence regarding risk regula tion\, innovation policy\, human rights protection\, national security\, a nd market governance.The regulation of AI in China from a global governanc e perspectiveDaniel Sprick\, University of CologneMagnifica Humanitas  \;Frida Mannerfelt\, Researcher\, Practical Theology\, Lund UniversityGlob al Politics and the EU AI ActJason Tucker\, Researcher at the Institute fo r Futures Studies\, Adjunct Associate Professor at Umeå University's AI P olicy Lab\, Visiting Research Fellow at AI &\; Society LTH Lund Univers ity and Visiting Researcher Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institut e.The EU AI Regulation and Agentic AIHajo Michael Holtz\, Uppsala Universi ty15:10 – 15:20 Short break15.20 Concluding panel discussionParticipants : TBA16.00 End of online meeting16.00 Informal discussion and coffee/teaRe gistrationAll our available seats are now fully booked. You are still welc ome to sign up for online participation.To participate is free of charge. Sign up at ai.lu.seOrganisation &\; contactJohan Axhamn \;(programm e chair)\, Associate Professor\, Department of Business Law\, Lund Univers ityEduardo Gill-Pedro\, Associate Professor of EU Law\, Faculty of Law\, L und UniversityJonas Ledendal\, Senior lecturer\, Department of Business La w\, Lund UniversityStefan Larsson\, \;Associate Professor in Technolog y and Social Change\, Department of Technology and Society\, Lund Universi tyJonas Wisbrant\, AI Lund\n\nMore information about the event: https://ww w.staff.lu.se/calendar/eu-ai-act-context-implementation-interaction-and-gl obal-developments DTSTART;TZID=GMT:20261006T070000 DTEND;TZID=GMT:20261006T140000 LOCATION:Hybrid from Holger Crafoord Center\, Crafoord Hall (Crafoordsalen) \, Lund University School of Economics and Management\, Tycho Brahes väg 1\, Lund\, Sweden END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR