Breakfast Seminar: The EU's Work on AI Regulation

In this breakfast seminar seconded national expert Alex Moltzau from the European Commission's AI Office will share insights into the EU's work on AI regulation. This seminar will cover the challenges and opportunities presented by AI regulation, particularly in relation to its use in research and the societal impacts of AI.

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Program

Alex Moltzau will discuss the structure of the AI Office in the European Commission, current projects, and key regulatory frameworks. Additionally, he will explore how researchers can navigate these developments to ensure responsible AI use, while addressing the balance between innovation and regulation.

Baked goods, coffee, and tea will be served.

This breakfast seminar is organized by the Working Group for the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Research at the Faculty of Social Sciences at UiO.

The seminar is open to all staff at the University of Oslo. 

We encourage you to join us for this insightful session and engage in the discussion on the future of AI in social science research. 

This is primarily a physical workshop where the participants can interact with the speaker, but the event will be streamed for those who would like to watch the event. 

About Alex Moltzau

Alex Moltzau is a social scientist working at the EU Commission's AI Office, part of DG CNECT. With a diverse academic background that includes social data science and anthropology, Alex has been at the forefront of policy work related to AI and research, both in Norway and within the European Union. He brings with him years of experience from NORA and expertise in interdisciplinary approaches to AI governance. His work spans key areas such as AI ethics, international partnerships, and sustainable technology development.

Please contact Nikolai Czajkowski or Elisabeth Vanadis Sund if you have questions regarding this webinar. 

Published Jan. 24, 2025 10:41 AM - Last modified Mar. 3, 2025 1:30 PM