AI Competence in the Public Sector—Misconceptions, Prejudices, and Practical Tips on the “Training Requirement” Lunch Talk

With the entry into force of the European AI Act (EU AI Act), the public sector faces the legal obligation to specifically promote AI literacy among its employees. In practice, however, this “training requirement” raises a wide range of questions and is often fraught with misunderstandings. Time and again, addressing this topic at a fundamental level is put off. Now, after the summer break, there is a good opportunity to tackle this complex of issues in a calm and measured manner

Date: Tuesday, September 29, 2026

Time: 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Participation: Free

Format: Online seminar (via Teams)

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This event is not centered around a traditional lecture, but rather a moderated and informal discussion among peers. Active dialogue is encouraged: We warmly invite you to share your own questions, concerns, and practical experiences directly with the group. Take this opportunity to engage in conversation with us.

We are very pleased to be able to offer this format in collaboration with Digitale Profis. This allows us to discuss and explore legal aspects alongside practical experiences.

Your experts:

  • Timothy Meixner, Managing Director of Digitale Profis GmbH—the AI hub for public administration

  • Attorney Dr. Christina Blanken, specialist in information technology law, copyright and media law, and international business law

  • Attorney Dr. Gerrit Hötzel, specialist in copyright and media law and specialist in information technology law

  • Hannah Tiesler, Esq., Head of the Public Sector Practice Group at VOELKER & Partner mbB

A collaboration between Digitale Profis GmbH and VOELKER & Partner – Attorneys, Auditors, and Tax Advisors mbB 

Take this opportunity to speak directly with our experts and ask your practical questions.

We look forward to an interesting exchange!

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