Understanding AI regulations is one thing.
Translating them into concrete engineering, governance, and operational practices is quite another.

At this edition of the GenAI Community meetup in Valencia, we will explore the two sides of the same challenge: how the EU AI Act translates into concrete requirements for teams developing AI systems, and how organizations can implement responsible AI through the ISO/IEC 42001 standard.

Two talks. Two perspectives. One common question: What does responsible AI governance really look like in practice?

The EU AI Act for Developers: What the Law Requires Your Code to Do
Denise Moreno, cybersecurity consultant

Most of the EU’s AI Act doesn’t end up in a legal file. It ends up on your to-do list: a warning in the user interface, a watermark on the result, a log entry, a stop button.

In this hands-on, interactive session, Denise will break down the EU AI Act into specific engineering tasks for teams developing with generative AI.

It will cover how to classify AI systems by risk level, understand whether your organization acts as a provider or an implementer, navigate the regulatory timeline, and identify the transparency obligations that already apply to AI systems.

The session will also link high-risk requirements to actual technical elements, such as records, assessments, documentation, and security controls.

You can look forward to a hands-on session with audience participation and a clear four-step plan that teams can start implementing right away.