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EU AI Act in Practice: What It Means for Companies in Satakunta

Tampere University
LocationPohjoisranta 11 a, , 28100 Pori, Satakunta, FI
Pääaula/Main Lobby
Date28.4.2026 12.30–14.00 (UTC+3)
LanguageEnglish
Entrance feeFree of charge
Event poster for “EU AI Act in Practice” with date, time, location in Pori, and speaker Dr. Chalisa Sillberg.
The EU AI Act is shaping how companies develop and use AI across Europe. This session explores what it means in practice for businesses in Satakunta, with insights from research and industry.

The EU AI Act is set to shape how companies develop and use artificial intelligence across Europe. But what does this mean in practice for businesses in Satakunta?

This session brings together research and industry perspectives to explore the practical implications of AI regulation. Dr. Chalisa Sillberg (GPT-Lab, Tampere University) will introduce key insights from her recent work and present a tool developed within the GENT project to help organizations navigate AI-related requirements.

The program also includes an industry keynote and discussion on how companies are approaching AI adoption under emerging regulation.

Companies attending will have the opportunity to:
- Understand how the EU AI Act may impact their operations
- Explore practical approaches to AI implementation and compliance
- Engage with ongoing research and tools
- Express interest in participating as pilot partners in the GENT project

Agenda 
12:30–12:40 – Welcome & Opening

12:40–13:00 – EU AI Act in practice by Dr. Chalisa Sillberg (Navigating Compliance: Strategic Guidance for SMEs under the EU AI Act)

13:00–13:30 – Industry keynote

13:30–13:45 – Research insights & pilot opportunities by Dr. Muhammad Waseem (GENT project and collaboration with companies)

13:45–14:00 – Discussion, Q&A & coffee

This is a focused session designed for companies and stakeholders interested in the future of AI in practice in Satakunta.

Organiser

GPT-Lab, Tampere University

Further information

Vaishnavi Bankhele