EU AI Act: What's Already in Force, What's Next? Live Webinar on September 23
On 2 August 2026 the EU AI Act reached its main application date. Most companies read the headlines about a “delay” and moved on.
The delay is real, but narrow. The Digital Omnibus pushed high-risk obligations to December 2027 and August 2028. Transparency rules under Article 50 were not part of that deal. They apply now. If your business uses a chatbot, an AI avatar, AI-generated video or a cloned voice in customer communication, this is about you.
One more date matters: 2 December 2026. That is when the transitional period for machine-readable marking of AI-generated content ends.
On September 23 we are hosting a live session to sort out what is enforceable, what is postponed, and what a company using AI in customer interactions should do this quarter.
What you will learn
- What the EU AI Act means for your business and which requirements are already in effect
- What risks businesses face when using AI in customer interactions
- Which EU AI Act deadlines and upcoming changes you need to consider now
- Which other EU regulations, particularly around data protection and cybersecurity, you should pay attention to
Speakers
Julie Habriiel, LLB, IAPP AIGP — regulatory lawyer and founder of European Compliance Suite (ECS), an EU digital compliance advisory practice. She held direct engagement with DG CONNECT during the drafting of the EU AI Act, holds two UK patents for a deterministic legal logic engine, and is the author of a field manual on EU AI Act compliance.
Viktoriia Abed — Chief Revenue Officer at Pitch Avatar. 14 years in international B2B, 13 of them in marketing and 6 in sales. Previously headed marketing and sales at Adobe Systems (Ukraine & CIS), Allbiz, Weblium and Bitrix24 Ukraine.
Details
- Date: September 23, 2026
- Time: 16:00 CET / 10:00 AM EDT
- Format: online, live Q&A
- Registration
Ukrainian-speaking readers
A separate Ukrainian-language session takes place on September 22 at 17:00 (Kyiv time). Register here.
