The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) has raised concerns about its impact on fundamental rights. As AI increasingly shapes decisions in areas like criminal justice, education, employment, and social services, it’s vital to ensure these technologies protect human rights.

The discussion hosted by EIPA will explore regulatory frameworks, like the EU AI Act and the EU Council Framework Convention on AI, focusing on how they integrate fundamental rights into AI development. We’ll also analyse tools like the Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA), identify regulatory gaps, and provide recommendations for ensuring transparency, accountability, and public trust.

Make the most out of your lunch break and discover how we can strengthen human rights protections in AI. Register below and join the conversation on 2 October from 12.30 to 14.00 CET.

Moderation: Michaela Sullivan-Paul

Speakers: Anastasia Stasenko (pleias / Sorbonne-Nouvelle), Andy Sanchez (Erasmus University Rotterdam), Karine Caunes (Digihumanism) and David Reichel (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights).

Update: You can watch the recording of the roundtable here.