EU AI Act: Time to Ensure Compliance

The first legal event of the new business season dedicated to the application of the EU AI Act after 2 August 2026.

A practical interview on the requirements that have already become mandatory and the evidence companies will need to demonstrate compliance.

The event will be held in English as a live interview on LinkedIn | Online Broadcast
14:00 (GMT+2)

2026-09-16 15:00:00

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    EU AI Act: What Companies Need to Do Now Following 2 August 2026 | Why We Need to Discuss This Now

    On 2 August 2026, a new stage in the application of the EU AI Act began. In particular, the transparency requirements under Article 50 became applicable, and European regulators acquired powers to monitor compliance with the applicable rules.

    The First Step Towards Compliance: Identifying Applicable Requirements

    For businesses, the key question is no longer whether they need an AI Policy. Companies must now determine:

    What Is Already Mandatory and What Companies Should Prepare For

    Three Practical Case Studies

    Customer Support Chatbot

    We will examine when customers must be informed about the use of AI, where the notice should be displayed, and what evidence of its display should be retained.

    AI-Generated Marketing Materials

    We will identify which images, videos and texts may require labelling and how responsibility should be allocated between the company, the agency and the AI platform.

    AI in HR and Emotion Analysis

    We will consider where restrictions arise, which use cases fall within a higher-risk area, and why an employee’s consent may be insufficient.

    What Participants Will Gain

    Following the webinar, participants will be able to:

    30-Day Action Plan

    Who Should Attend?

    Format

    This will not be a lecture consisting of a sequential summary of the Regulation, but an interview with two practising experts addressing the issues that businesses are already encountering.

    • 45–50 minutes: analysis of the requirements and case studies.
    • 10–15 minutes: answers to participants’ questions.
       

    Key focus: not to explain the entire AI Act, but to give participants a clear understanding of what has become mandatory now and how compliance can be demonstrated.

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