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Artificial intelligence (AI) is already part of our lives – it is not science fiction. From using a virtual personal assistant to organise our working day, to travelling in a self-driving vehicle, to our phones suggesting songs or restaurants that we might like, AI is a reality. The way we approach AI will define the world we live in.

This lesson aims to shed light on how artificial intelligence can bring opportunities to our lives, and covers topics ranging from who owns the rights to AI-generated work to the laws that govern it. It explores the link between artificial intelligence and fundamental rights, such as data protection and privacy. Lastly, it provides insights into the AI Act legislation and its impact on the open data ecosystem.

What are the risks, legal concerns, and constraints surrounding ArtificiaI Intelligence (AI) usage? Which opportunities does AI create for citizens and businesses? How is the EU regulating AI? This lesson is your key to shed light on how artificial intelligence is shaping the current open data ecosystems. Through webinars and reading materials, you’ll gain insights into how Artificial Intelligence is changing the data landscape, how the EU aims to regulate AIs, and what it means for you. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have the knowledge and tools needed to understand the AI Act. 

Dive into the world of open data and break down the basics with this interactive lesson. From experts’ explanations to understanding the "ABCs" of open data, you'll come away with a solid understanding of what open data is and why it matters! By the end of this e-learning, you'll know the key elements of open data, like how it drives digital transformation.

The European data portal plays a central role in the creation and sustainability of data spaces in Europe. Curious to know how? This lesson is all about assessing the role of the European data portal with regards to open data assets in different contexts. You’ll come away with a solid understanding of the role the European data portal has or could be playing, and how its content and capabilities could help tackle demands in data spaces. Join us and find out what the European data portal can do for you!

What are the Data Governance Act requirements for national single information points and the European Register for Protected Data held by the Public Sector? How do you approach harvesting, technical harvesting requirements and use the supported and preferred interfaces? This lesson is your key to understanding the various requirements to setting up a national single information point. Through webinars and reading materials, you’ll gain insights into the steps to take, the indicative roadmap, and where to find the European Register for Protected Data held by the Public Sector, integrated into the European data portal. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have the knowledge and tools needed in preparation for the DGA implementation in September 2023. 

The name 'European Register for Protected Data held by the Public Sector (ERPD)' replaced the previous name 'European Single Access Point (ESAP)' (referred to in Article 8 (4) of the Data Governance Act) as of September 2023. This decision has been taken to avoid any confusion with another upcoming EU legislation.

Ready to learn more about the legal challenges on the publication and reuse of open data? This lesson is your key to understanding the current state of intellectual property law and competition law in Europe. Through webinars and reading materials, you’ll gain insights into the shift from traditional intellectual property licensing to more modern subscription-based models and recognise the impact of competition law on licensing agreements. By the end of this lesson, you’ll have the knowledge and tools to combine datasets within a single project or for your service.

What is the European data strategy, and how is it shaping the future of data governance in Europe? In this lesson, you will explore the key objectives behind the strategy, its role in creating a single market for data, and the policies and initiatives driving data innovation and collaboration across Europe.

Data protection is an essential element to consider before opening your data. Dive into the European data protection landscape and break down the legal basics around open data and data sharing. This lesson delves into open data and privacy, the importance of data governance, and explores the impact current and upcoming legislation, such as the General Data Protection Act, has on the data ecosystem and exchange of data.