„AI Compliance? – Regulations on the Use of AI in Public Administration“

30 June 2025

 

14.00                 
Welcome and Introduction to the Topic, Objectives and Organisation of the Workshop by the National Institute for Public Administration Germany
Prof. Dr. Jan Ziekow, Director, National Institute for Public Administration Germany
Dr. Silke I. Keil, Managing Director, National Institute for Public Administration Germany

14.15                 
Thematic introduction
Dr. Verena Hambauer, Research Associate, National Institute for Public Administration Germany

14.45                 
AI in the state administration of Baden-Württemberg using the example of F13
Björn Beck, Innovation laboratory of the state government at the Baden-Württemberg State Ministry

15.15                 
Opportunity for Discussion

15.30                 
Coffee break

16.00                 
AI in Leipzig's city administration - guidelines and their implementation in der Leipziger Stadtverwaltung
Dr. Beate Ginzel, Head of the Digital City Department of the City of Leipzig

16.30                 
Opportunity for Discussion

16.45                 
AI und AI-Compliance in the city administration of Schorndorf
Philipp Stolz, Head of the Digitization Department of the City of Schorndorf f

17.15                 
Opportunity for Discussion

17.30                 
AI und AI-Compliance in Berlin´s city administration
Benyamin Abdülhay, The Governing Mayor of Berlin, Senate Chancellery

18.00                 
Opportunity for Discussion

18.15                
Get-together with wine and pretzels

 

01 July 2025

09.30
AI guidelines for labor and social administration
Linda Wichman, Digital Society Think Tank Department, Federal Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs

10.00                 
Opportunity for Discussion

10.15                 
AI in Munich's city administration: systems for citizens and MUCGPT
Leon Lukas, Head of AI Competence Center in the IT Department of the City of Munich

10.45                 
Opportunity for Discussion

11.00                 
Coffee break

11.30                 
AI guidelines for the Bavarian state administration
Dr. Jan Remy, Bavarian State Ministry of Finance and Home Affairs

12.00                 
Opportunity for Discussion

12.30                 
End of the Workshop

 

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