LIVE WEBINAR Thursday, 24 April 2025 · Live + Recording Available
Your AI system may already be GDPR-compliant. That is no longer enough.The EU AI Act and GDPR do not replace each other. They stack. And for any company processing personal data inside an AI system — which is most of you — the obligations under both regimes apply simultaneously, to the same data, the same systems, and the same teams.
The enforcement deadline is 2 August 2026. That sounds distant. It is not. High-risk AI systems require technical documentation, conformity assessments, human oversight frameworks, and post-market monitoring plans — all of which take months to build. Companies that start in Q3 2026 will not finish in time.
This webinar cuts through the overlap and tells you exactly what to do, starting now.
What we will cover
The compliance map nobody gave you: Where the EU AI Act and GDPR obligations run in parallel, where they conflict, and where fulfilling one creates evidence that satisfies the other. Practical, clause-level specificity — not high-level summaries you have already read.
The personal data problem in AI systems: Why your existing GDPR documentation does not automatically translate into AI Act compliance. What is missing, what needs to be rebuilt, and what can be carried forward. Special attention to training data, automated decision-making under Art.22, and the new Art.10 data governance requirements.
What DPOs need to know right now: The AI Act creates new responsibilities that land on the DPO’s desk — or on whoever holds that function. Fundamental rights impact assessments, transparency obligations, deployer compliance records. We will walk through each one and explain what documentation is required.
The clock for high-risk systems: A clear timeline from today to August 2026 — backwards-planned by what actually needs to exist and when, for high-risk AI systems in financial services and healthcare. If you are building or deploying AI in either sector, this session was written for you.
Q&A — bring your hardest questions: The session closes with a live Q&A with our panel. No moderated softballs. If you have a real compliance problem, bring it.
Who should attend
This session is designed for people who are accountable, not just informed:
- CEOs and founders building or deploying AI products in regulated EU markets
- General counsel and in-house legal teams navigating dual-regime obligations
- Data Protection Officers whose remit now extends into AI Act territory
- CTOs and product leads responsible for technical compliance architecture
- Consultants and advisors supporting EU market entry for AI companies
Your speakers
- Regulatory counsel with direct experience advising companies through AI Act readiness programmes. Former contributor to EU AI policy consultations.
- Certified data protection practitioner with 10+ years advising financial services and healthcare organisations on GDPR implementation and audit readiness.
- Practitioner perspective from a regulated sector currently navigating AI Act preparation alongside existing GDPR obligations.
- eyreACT Founders eyreACT is an EU AI Act compliance automation platform built by European regulatory lawyers with direct Brussels policymaking experience. We work with companies across health tech, fintech, legal services, and education to build compliance systems that survive regulatory scrutiny — not just tick boxes.
What you will leave with
A working compliance checklist mapping GDPR documentation to AI Act requirements — identifying what carries forward, what needs to be rebuilt, and what is new. Shared with all registered attendees after the session.
Thursday, 24 April · Free to attend · Recording available
No slides recycled from last year’s summaries. No general overviews of legislation you can read yourself. 60 minutes of specific, actionable guidance from practitioners who work on this every day.
Seats are free. The cost of not attending is measured in compliance gaps.
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Can’t attend live? Register anyway. Everyone who signs up receives the recording and the compliance checklist within 24 hours of the session.