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The AI Act and the GDPR in EHS.

What do the EU AI Act and the GDPR require of environment, health and safety teams? The webinar’s ten slides, with a short summary and the sources. The webinar was in Hungarian.

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Dr. János Kopasz
Counsel, Head of the IT, Data & Cyber practice · Taylor Wessing Budapest
Organiser
denxpert
Date
6 October 2026, 14:00
Format
online webinar, in Hungarian
Recognition
The Legal 500: Leading individual 2025, data protection · IAPP: AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM

Slides

Slide 01 / 10Mit vár el az EU AI Act és a GDPR az EHS-csapatoktól?

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In brief

Eight claims, eight slides.

The webinar’s argument in one sentence per slide; each slide one click away.

  1. 02Risk mapThe label does not decide.
  2. 03Myth 1“The AI Act has been postponed.”
  3. 04Digital entropyThe AI Act is only the tip of the iceberg.
  4. 05One reportTwelve questions about one accident report.
  5. 06Myth 2“We know where we use AI.”
  6. 07Purpose decidesOne camera, four questions, three categories.
  7. 08ProcurementWe bought a product, and a dependency.
  8. 09Myth 3“We have everything, so we are ready.”

Bring an EHS process in which AI is already at work: in thirty minutes we walk through the process, the path of the data and the next step.

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Sources

The sources of the slides.

Law as at 5 October 2026, as the deck’s spare slide records it.

The list of sources

EU AI Act

GDPR and Hungarian law

Research

The slides as a PDF, with sources (14.9 MB) (opens in a new tab)

Dr. János Kopasz
The speaker

Dr. János Kopasz

Counsel, Head of the IT, Data & Cyber practice · Taylor Wessing Budapest

Advice on AI, data protection and cybersecurity law for companies.

IAPP
AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM
AdvisoryAbout

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