eu-LISA Industry Roundtable

Save the date for the next Industry Roundtable edition – on AI technologies - 12 and 13 November in Budapest, Hungary and online

The next edition of the Industry Roundtable will focus on Artificial Intelligence solutions for the Justice and Home affairs area. It will take place on 12-13 November in Budapest, Hungary, but also allowing to connect online.

The event, titled 'EU Justice and Home Affairs in the Age of AI: Fostering Innovations and Mitigating Risks' will be held in partnership with the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union.

The event will provide a common platform to present and discuss the novel operational challenges of border guards, law enforcement, judicial and asylum authorities, among others associated with the deployment of AI-based solutions in the context of the new AI Act.

Across one and a half days, the event will entail 5 comprehensive sessions, featuring expert and institutional presentations. The Industry Roundtable will allow for extensive networking opportunities with industry leaders, innovators, and experts from national and EU Institutions. An exploration of innovative solutions for compliance, operational efficiency, biometric recognition and generative AI.

For more details see the programme page.

Event highlights:

Gain insights into the latest regulatory updates and their impact on AI adoption
Understand the challenges and opportunities of AI adoption in public sector institutions and their operational efficiency
Explore innovative solutions for biometric recognition and identity security, compliance, and fraud detection solutions
Discuss the potential of Generative AI to enhance public services and improve efficiency, while addressing its challenges and threats
Connect with industry leaders and experts in the field

The eu-LISA Industry Roundtable aims to bring together representatives of the industry, Member States’ authorities and EU institutions; providing a forum for eu-LISA stakeholders to exchange views on developments of different technologies applied to the migration and home affairs’ domain.

Industry presentations propose their contributions to the topic selected, featuring pioneering technologies, products and services addressing the Member States’ capability gaps in the specific area of interest.

eu-LISA currently operates three large-scale IT systems – Eurodac, SIS, VIS – and is working on the development of EES and ETIAS. These systems and the pre-existing ones are being built/adapted to ensure Interoperability - improved access to information stored in EU information systems and identity management at an EU level. In addition, the Agency’s portfolio has been enlarged within the justice domain: with the development of ECRIS-TCN, the management of e-CODEX and the development of the Collaboration Platform for Joint Investigation Teams (JITs).