SEMINAR | Questions around AI Use: Things Companies Should Know When Implementing AI
We invite you to join us on 21 November, 9 a.m. at the seminar "Questions around AI Use: Things Companies Should Know When Implementing AI"
COBALT is continuing its series of events on AI legal regulation. Naturally, the topic of AI has more questions than answers at this point. For example, who will be responsible for errors that autonomous AI systems make? Where can developers source large amounts of data? How can biometric data be safely used to train AI systems? We will help answer all these questions and more at the seminar.
Participants will be invited to take a deeper look into very specific legal and practical challenges that will be encountered down the road. Technology lawyers will explain how the EU plans to address AI liability issues and what the new concept of ‘data governance’ means, and a representative from the National Data Agency will discuss new opportunities for utilizing state-collected data.
During the seminar, you will be able to ask questions of interest to you, and together with the speakers we will seek answers through a shared discussion.
The event is free of charge. Registration is required.
SPEAKERS
Žilvinas Kvietkus is a Partner at COBALT and has a well-established practice and reputation in the areas of Life sciences and Pharmaceutical law, Corporate and Intellectual property and related Dispute resolution. During more than 15 years of legal practice, he has advised on a wide range of pharmaceutical work and possesses extensive experience in the Lithuanian and EU pharmaceutical sector. Mr Kvietkus has acted for numerous clients in many significant cases related to copyright, trademarks and patents, as well as provided extensive counselling in M&A transactions involving pharmaceutical, telecoms and other regulated sectors. Other specialisations include labour and commercial laws.
Renata Vasiliauskienė is a Senior Associate in IP & IT and Regulatory Law practice group in COBALT and has over 12 years of legal experience. Her main expertise areas include regulatory compliance (including electronic communications and cybersecurity), data protection and consumer protection (including OMNIBUS and content management pursuant to DSA). Renata also has practice in various e-commerce matters, including regulation of digital communications, cookie management, promotional campaigns, unfair business-to-consumers commercial practice and other online consumer related issues. Renata provides legal services to the local and international clients on various aspects of TMT, for example, regulation of AI, software products and services, licensing, development and maintenance of e-commerce platforms, representing media platforms in various disputes regarding media content, etc.
Simona Liuimienė is a Managing Associate, expert at competition and AI legal compliance. Simona is well experienced in advising clients on all matters of competition law, including complex mergers, merger remedies, complex competition investigations, state aid, commercial relationships between retailers and suppliers and regulated competition. In addition, she consults clients in matters related to application and implementation of the EU AI Act. She is experienced in various sectors, including energy, finance, retail and digital markets.
Juras Žymančius is a Senior Associate in the IP & IT and Regulatory Practice Group, brings over 8 years of legal expertise. He offers specialized counsel in navigating the regulatory landscape surrounding emerging technologies, such as autonomous vehicles. Distinguished by his unique knowledge of self-driving car regulations, Juras not only leads in this niche area but also actively contributes to public understanding through articles, media appearances, and conference presentations. Furthermore, his expertise extends to advising on market entry strategies for innovative technology-based business models, particularly related to e-commerce platforms. Besides tech-lawyer`s working field, Juras expertise is particularly notable in highly regulated sectors of life sciences, alcohol, and tobacco, telecoms where he excels in managing regulatory, advertising and licensing complexities. Additionally, his practice encompasses a strong focus on day-to-day business commercial agreements and data protection, providing clients with thorough legal support in these everyday business challenges.
Dr Julius Juodakis has a degree in statistics and has been analysing data for more than 10 years on topics ranging from human genetics to bird calls. At the National Data Agency, Julius leads the health data team, which both analyses data and makes it available for use by other agencies and the public, including the private sector. The application of AI in the Lithuanian health system is one of the biggest challenges that Julius and the his team are currently actively working on.
Duration: 9:00 AM - 11:40 AM.
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