The Compliant A.I.: How to Ensure A.I. Is Working for – Not Against – Us

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November 11, 2021 (Thu) - 10:00

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In almost all sectors of the economy companies use AI for a wide array of activities from profiling their customers to facilitating their hiring processes, and the spectrum of AI application is only getting wider. In theory, legal requirements and boundaries should be clear, but in practice, legislation is often playing catch-up with the fast-evolving technology. Therefore ethics play an equally important role and will soon need a designated herald within organizations. Will Compliance Officers tackle the AI ethics questions, or will we see the rise of the Chief Ethics Officer?

Agenda:

09:30-10:00: Arrival and networking

10:00-10:05: Opening Remarks by dr. Dávid Kőhegyi, Second Vice President, AmCham; Local Partner, Head of Compliance and Investigations, DLA Piper Budapest

10:05-10:15: Welcome Remarks by Derek Westfall, Acting Deputy Chief of Mission, U.S. Embassy in Hungary

10:15-10:35: Keynote Speech by dr. Dániel Császár, Strategic and Cabinet Director, Magyar Közlöny

10:35-10:55: Keynote Speech and Q&A by Jane Horvath, Chief Privacy Officer, Apple Inc.

10:55-11:20: Coffee break and networking

11:20-12:10: Panel I. – The current trends in AI development and the related ethical obligations of tech companies

Christopher Mattheisen, CEO, Microsoft Hungary
dr. George Tilesch, President, PHI Institute
Moderator: dr. Dávid Kőhegyi, Local Partner, Head of Compliance and Investigations, DLA Piper Budapest

12:10-12:50: Panel II. – AI related legal and ethical questions in the EU

dr. Dániel Eszteri, Director for Incident Reporting, Hungarian National Authority for Data Protection and Freedom of Information
dr. Annamária Nádai, LL.M , Internal Audit, Risk and Compliance Services Senior Consultant, KPMG
Gellért Máttyus, PhD, Senior Deep Learning Engineer, Continental Automotive
Moderator: dr. Judit Budai, Senior Partner, Szecskay Attorneys-at-law

12:50-12:55: Closing Remarks by dr. Dávid Kőhegyi, Second Vice President, AmCham; Local Partner, Head of Compliance and Investigations, DLA Piper Budapest

12:55-14:30: Reception and networking

Please note that the agenda is subject to change.

The conference is not open to the press, Chatham House rules apply.

COVID-19 Precautions:

According to effective regulations, attendees must present the AmCham staff upon arrival:

A picture ID
A certificate of immunity against SARS-CoV-2 (Card OR App)

Participants are required to wear a mask during the event.

Speakers

Jane Horvath

Jane is the Chief Privacy Officer at Apple. She has been with the company since September of 2011, and brings more than a decade of information privacy and legal experience to the role. She is responsible for overseeing Apple's compliance with global privacy laws as well as working internally and externally on developing issues related to privacy. Prior to Apple, Jane was Global Privacy Counsel at Google. Before that, Ms. Horvath served as the DOJ’s first Chief Privacy Counsel and Civil Liberties Officer. At the DOJ, she was a member of the High Level Contact Group and leader of the U.S. delegation of experts tasked with exploring common ground between the European Union’s Third Pillar data protection principles and U.S. federal privacy laws. Prior to the DOJ, she also was the General Counsel of Digital City Inc., an America Online, Inc. (AOL) subsidiary, and Assistant General Counsel at AOL, where she helped draft the company’s first privacy policies. Jane holds a Bachelor of Science from the College of William and Mary and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Virginia.