The EU model AI procurement clauses aim to support contracting authorities in the EU to procure responsible and trustworthy AI in compliancy with the upcoming AI Act. This workshop is organised by Living-in.EU and University of Amsterdam as part of the Adra-e H2020 project. The workshop will present the latest version of clauses and discuss their adoption EU level, discussing challenges and opportunities for public authorities and business companies.
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Practical information
- Where
- INRIA Institute, Versailles, ParisFrance
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- Public
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- Procurement of AI
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- ADRForum
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- EC content
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Description
Generative AI and cutting-edge technological solutions hold great potential for public-sector administrations as well as private organisation across Europe to improve societal challenges, produce innovation as well as provide better services to the citizens.
The rapid spread of such technologies brings an increasing need for regulation and for defining the terms, conditions, and potential risks that buyers need to consider when purchasing AI solutions. The recent Artificial Intelligence Regulatory framework of the European Union highlights the importance of introducing AI systems across the EU that are safe, traceable, non-discriminatory, and environmentally friendly.
For this reason, an increasing number of public authorities are in need of clear contractual terms for procuring AI. The EU model Contractual clauses for the procurement of AI define such contractual terms and can be used for experimentation by contracting authorities.
Objective of the session
The objective of this session is to discuss the value of the EU model Contractual clauses for the procurement of AI in helping contracting authorities and suppliers with the compliancy of the upcoming AI Act in their contract practice.
Draft Agenda
13:30 - 13:40 Introduction to the session (Martina Silov, CroAI)
13:40 – 13:55 Testing and Piloting EU model Contract Clauses in Public Procurement of AI (Anita Poort, DG GROW, European Commission)
13:55 – 14:10 Procurement clauses of AI: legal perspective (Jeroen Naves, Pels Riicken)
14 :10– 14:35 Parallel focus groups
14 :35 – 15 :00 Takeaways and Conclusions
There is also the possibility to join online without any registration fee. Given the format of the session, there are only 15 spots available online.
If you would like to participate online, you can fill in the form below and you will be soon recontacted by Living-in.EU Secretariat with more information.