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AI & Data Compliance: Update Summit (Dublin)
Thursday, 19th June 2025 - Central Dublin, Ireland
(In-Person Attendance)
 The use of Artifical Intelligence evokes both fear in some and excitement in many. What’s clear is that there are huge possibilities for all organisations in terms of productivity, creativity, service development, cost savings and profit. In order to be able to lawfully exploit this potential, organisations must understand how legal requirements operate to govern the use of AI.
Event Overview
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“A very well-organised and run event. The Summit had included a great range of AI topics and discussions which were covered by knowledgable professionals.”
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European digital regulation is pivoting into new practice areas from AI to data and cybersecurity. This event offers a practical, deep dive into AI and the regulation of the digital world we work and live in. Topics explain how AI works, how it can be implemented and how it can fit into existing compliance and governance frameworks. The event also helps delegates to navigate the new digital reforms from Europe.
Presentations provide practical guidance with the aim of ensuring that your organisation manages the risks and opportunities of AI and other technologies as Europe embarks on its most significant regulatory era.
This event combines PDP's reputation for producing highly practical events with the expertise of William Fry LLP, one of the Ireland's leading law firms.
Speakers Presentations Topics
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An Introduction to AI: How it all works and the opportunities it creates for your organisation
"AI" is an umbrella term for many technologies, but how does it work? This session will give a non-legal introduction to the technology powering AI and demonstrate how data is front and centre.
Barry Scannell - Partner, William Fry
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Europe's Digital Soup of AI, Data & Cyber Regulation. How did we get here and what does it mean for your organisation?
This session explains the objectives of Europe's digital reforms package and how it fits into existing legal frameworks, with data protection at the epicentre. It also gives an overview into understanding its application to your organisation.
Leo Moore - Partner (Head of Technology, Co-Lead Tech, Data & Comms), William Fry
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The EU AI Act: An Introduction to Regulation in Action
This session gives an in-depth review of the AI Act, how it applies to organisations and the obligations that flow. It also provides practical insights into preparing for the AI Act and compliance planning as organisations embark on AI Act readiness.
Barry Scannell - Partner, William Fry
Louisa Muldowney - Associate, William Fry
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AI Procurement and Implementation: How to Start with Solid Foundations
Procuring the right AI system is a business priority for all organisations, particularly those in regulated sectors. This session gives an overview into the contractual and data protection issues that are likely to arise when deploying third-party AI systems to ensure your organisation is ready to issue spot and mitigate potential risks.
John O'Connor - Partner, William Fry
Annah Kenna - Senior Associate, William Fry
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Risk Assessments, Data Protection & AI – Practical Insights & Legal Considerations
The interplay between AI and data protection are inextricably linked. Understanding and mitigating risks is integral to this interplay for organisations. This session gives an overview into embedding new (and leveraging existing) risk assessments to meet GDPR and AI Act requirements.
Rachel Hayes - Partner, William Fry
Jordie Sattar - Associate, William Fry
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Fireside Panel Chat: Preparing for a New Regulatory Era
Cathal Ryan - Deputy Commissioner, DPC
Additional Speaker coming soon...
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The Possibilities of AI in Sector-Specific Industries
This session examines the use cases for AI in specific industries and the opportunities which AI presents
David Cullen - Partner, William Fry
Laura Casey - Associate, William Fry
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AI, Cybersecurity and Being Ready
This session examines the interplay between new cybersecurity regulations (AI Act, DORA and NIS2 Directive) and existing data protection compliance. It gives an overview into cybersecurity governance and streamlining new incident reporting obligations under these new regulations so that your organisation is cyber ready.
Susan Walsh - Consultant, William Fry
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AI Literacy: Embedding Awareness into your Organisation
Every user of AI systems must be AI literate under the AI Act. This session provides practical insights and tips into achieving AI literacy within your organisation.
Barry Scannell - Partner, William Fry
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Attendance Fee & Additional Information
The fee for this Event is €495.00 per delegate.
Attendance includes:
- Complimentary lunch and refreshments throughout the day
- Networking opportunities
- Ask questions of Speakers face to face during Q&A sessions
- Professionally bound hardcopy of presentations materials
- A free six month electronic subscription to Data Protection Ireland Journal (worth €197.50)
- Invitation to a post-event drinks reception
For additional information on fees, please see our Terms and Conditions or FAQs.
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The AI & Data Compliance: Update Summit is taking place at:
William Fry, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin, Ireland
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Conference Timetable
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9.30am |
Registration & Coffee |
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10.00am |
Presentations |
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1.00pm |
Lunch |
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2.00pm |
Presentations |
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4.00pm |
Drinks Reception |
Book your Place
We look forward to welcoming you at the Update Summit. To secure your place, please book via any of the following:
- Book online
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- Book by telephone at +353 (0)1 695 0405
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