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AI systems in the organisation.

From the first idea to lawful, controlled operation. The slides and materials of the ninety-minute talk, given in Hungarian.

After the talk, the full course: 5 November, five units, with a certificate (in Hungarian). Details and registration  (opens in a new tab)

Dr. János Kopasz
Counsel, Head of the IT, Data & Cyber practice · Taylor Wessing Budapest
Conference
Én Konferenciám (opens in a new tab): “2026. GDPR Gyakorlata”
Date
14 October 2026, 11:15
Venue
Ensana Thermal Margitsziget, Budapest
Recognition
The Legal 500: Leading individual 2025, data protection · IAPP: AIGP, CIPP/E, CIPM

Slides

Slide 01 / 33MI⁠-⁠rendszerek a szervezetben

Use the arrow keys, the space bar or a click to move on. The slides are in Hungarian.Tap the slide to move on. The slides are in Hungarian.

Materials

Downloads.

The full talk · PDF · in HungarianAll 33 slides, with outline and sources (Download, opens in a new tab)For each slide: the key point, the outline as delivered and the practical step, with sources and pinpoint citations.
Provider role · version 2.0 · PDF · in HungarianCode to Market (Download, opens in a new tab)If your company develops AI and places it on the market: a decision sheet with five questions, from role to change management, and a pre-release checklist.
Deployer role · version 2.0 · PDF · in HungarianPilot to Control (Download, opens in a new tab)If your organisation rolls out and uses AI: a decision sheet with five questions, from inventory to liability, and a pre-deployment checklist.

The two decision sheets are the starting point of the Code to Market and Pilot to Control packages.

In brief

How the talk runs

“Can today’s AI decision be defended tomorrow?”

  1. I.Two clocks run at once

    The high-risk deadlines moved; everything else runs on its own clock.

    slides 6 to 8
  2. II.Three illusions

    “We know where we use AI.” “We bought an AI product.” “But we are already done.”

    slides 12 to 17
  3. III.The minimum of control

    Control cannot be outsourced.

    slides 26 to 29
  4. IV.Five questions for executives

    What AI is actually running in the organisation? Is yesterday’s approval still valid? How far does the system’s mandate extend? Did the vendor’s promise make it into the contract? Can the contested decision be reconstructed within a day?

    slide 30
  5. V.Tomorrow morning: the first 90 days

    On day 91 it starts again: control is a process, not a snapshot.

    slide 31
The next step

Start with one specific system.

Thirty minutes on one specific system: what actually runs, who is accountable for it, and what the next step is. The talk’s 90-day plan is on slide 31 and in the PDF with notes.

After the talk, the full course: 5 November, five units, with a certificate (in Hungarian). Details and registration  (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

The material of the talk is also available as in-house training, with your organisation’s own questions. Request in-house training

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