AI functionalities and trained prompting now make the daily work of many employees in the event industry easier. As a result, pressing legal questions arise that require answers.
- What needs to be considered when using AI? What innovations require legal attention under the AI Regulation that has now been issued? Do my IT compliance guidelines help me with this?
- How dangerous is AI? What liability situations arise from the use of AI in a team and who bears the responsibility for copyrights, data protection, personal, photo and image rights, among other things?
- What will AI never be able to do? What internal regulatory needs exist in the event company when using AI? Can AI be controlled?
- Do we need a separate guideline? Can the use of AI be prohibited?
Get a legal overview and decide for yourself how your company should use AI in the future in a legally compliant manner and, above all, by whom.
Prof. Dr. Mandy Risch-Kerst, attorney and specialist in intellectual property law and information technology law (IT law), founder of EVENTLawyers - a law firm cooperation for IT, IP and commercial law - has been focusing exclusively on legal advice for the event, security and creative industries for over 20 years, based in Berlin. As a cooperating lawyer for various professional associations, she advises well-known organizers, companies, agencies, authorities, artists and, above all, public event venues on analog and digital event organization. She also teaches business and IT law as an honorary professor at the University of Applied Sciences Mittweida. Since 2020, she has been managing director of the interdisciplinary GAIUS Institute, where she conducts research as a specialist in AI law with a nationwide team of scientists in the field of digital future technology and innovative corporate governance.
As the author and co-editor of various standard works, she is considered an expert in legal matters related to event law, event and IT compliance, AI expertise, data security and brand management.