Compliance & GDPR

AI and Law: Crash Course for Marketers.

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AI tools are changing what marketing can do, but also the legal rules of the game. In this half-day course you gain in-depth knowledge of the laws and regulations that affect and govern your marketing, with a particular focus on the AI Act. You will learn what you need to know legally when using AI tools in marketing, what applies to AI-generated material, security and risks with different AI systems, and legal liability when using AI.

Format: Online
Language: Swedish
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About the course.

AI tools are changing what marketing can do, but also the legal rules of the game. In this half-day course you gain in-depth knowledge of the laws and regulations that affect and govern your marketing, with a particular focus on the AI Act. You will learn what you need to know legally when using AI tools in marketing, what applies to AI-generated material, security and risks with different AI systems, and legal liability when using AI.

COURSE OBJECTIVES: As a participant you will gain knowledge of the laws and regulations that affect marketing, with a particular focus on AI, and how to handle these issues practically in the organisation.

What you will learn

What you learn.

  • What the EU AI Act means and how to apply it in practice
  • Interpreting and handling the four risk classes in the AI Act: unacceptable, high, limited and minimal risk
  • What you need to know legally when using AI tools in marketing
  • Which intellectual property rights apply to AI-generated material
  • IT security and the risks that can arise when AI systems are used
  • Which terms of use apply to common AI tools
  • Who bears legal responsibility when AI is used in marketing
  • Which adjustments to your organisation's systems and routines need to be introduced when you use AI tools in marketing
  • Which security aspects you need to consider in collaborations
Curriculum

How the course is built.

  1. 09.00 Introduction and review of the agenda

  2. 09.10 The AI Act and its application

    - Introduction to the AI Act - What is classed as an AI system and how it is regulated under the AI Act - The four risk classes that apply to AI systems: unacceptable, high, limited and minimal risk - How to apply and relate to the different risk classes - Sanctions for actions that breach the AI Act - The supervisory authority's responsibility for breaches and how to make sure you comply with the law

  3. 10.15 Regulations affecting the use of AI in marketing

    - Intellectual property rights for AI-generated images, films and texts - Laws and rules that apply to generative AI and AI tools based on LLMs (Large Language Models) - What to consider before using AI tools in marketing, for example copyright and personal data - Terms of use for different AI services - How to evaluate AI tools and create internal routines and policies for AI work

  4. 11.30 IT security and responsibility

    - IT security issues that arise when using AI systems - Who has ultimate responsibility for ensuring the regulations are followed in marketing - What to consider when AI is used in collaborations, for example between a digital agency and a client

  5. 12.00 The course ends

Target audience

Who is this for?

You who work with marketing and communication in both B2C and B2B. It is also highly relevant for corporate lawyers and those who work with legal advice.

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