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Introduction to AI Regulation in the Public Sector <\/p>

  • The significance of AI policy for government agencies <\/li>
  • A survey of AI applications and associated regulatory hurdles <\/li>
  • The function of legal and compliance teams in supervising AI <\/li> <\/ul>

    The EU AI Act and GDPR <\/p>

    • Architectural details and risk classifications within the EU AI Act <\/li>
    • High-risk AI systems and their application in the public sector <\/li>
    • Ensuring AI transparency, human supervision, and accountability <\/li>
    • Intersection with GDPR: consent mechanisms, data minimization, and user rights <\/li> <\/ul>

      The North American AI Regulatory Environment <\/p>

      • Canada's Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) <\/li>
      • The U.S. Executive Order on Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy AI (2023) <\/li>
      • State-level laws and sector-specific directives (e.g., in healthcare and education) <\/li>
      • Implications for federal, provincial, and local government bodies <\/li> <\/ul>

        Ethical and Legal Risk Assessment <\/p>

        • Addressing bias, discrimination, and algorithmic explainability <\/li>
        • Legal liability arising from automated decision-making <\/li>
        • Maintaining public confidence through human-in-the-loop protections <\/li> <\/ul>

          AI Governance Structures and Supervision Models <\/p>

          • The NIST AI Risk Management Framework <\/li>
          • OECD AI Principles and UNESCO guidelines <\/li>
          • Formulating internal policies and auditing procedures <\/li> <\/ul>

            Strategy for Policy Formulation and Execution <\/p>

            • Creating responsible AI policies for public entities <\/li>
            • Fostering inter-departmental cooperation and aligning procurement processes <\/li>
            • Implementing training, communication, and compliance tracking <\/li> <\/ul>

              Recap and Future Actions <\/p>

Requirements

  • A foundational grasp of public sector legal and compliance structures <\/li>
  • Experience with data protection laws, such as GDPR, is advantageous <\/li>
  • No prior technical expertise in AI is necessary <\/li> <\/ul>

    Intended Audience <\/p>

    • Legal counsel within government institutions <\/li>
    • Compliance officers and staff handling regulatory matters <\/li>
    • Government professionals engaged in AI procurement or risk assessment <\/li> <\/ul>

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