AI Governance in Action: Managing Risk, Trust, and Accountability Across Borders (Oct. 22, 2026)
Includes a Live Web Event on 10/22/2026 at 11:00 AM (EDT)
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AI is Already Embedded in Day-to-Day Business — Often Outpacing Governance
The real challenge for in-house counsel isn't understanding AI in theory, it's managing it across real, cross-border use cases.
This session skips the theory and goes straight to practice. Through guided discussion of real-world scenarios — HR tools, customer-facing AI, internal productivity solutions, and third-party systems — you'll work through actual risks and workable governance responses alongside your peers.
What this session will cover:
- Practical use cases across HR, customer-facing AI, internal tools, and third-party systems
- Business objectives weighed against key legal and operational risks
- Cross-jurisdictional approaches, with a close look at the EU AI Act and its relevance for global and US-based organizations
- Governance tools — policies, controls, and oversight mechanisms — designed to enable innovation, not block it
- An interactive format: share perspectives, react to live scenarios, and benchmark your approach against others in the room
Walk away with:
- A practical framework for identifying AI risk across common business use cases
- A clearer picture of how EU and US approaches to AI governance compare — and where they converge
- Concrete governance tools you can adapt for your organization
- Real-world insights for scaling AI governance across borders
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Generously Sponsored by CMS
*Watch LIVE for CLE/CPD Credit*
This session is part of the Navigating the New Transatlantic Regulatory Divide: A Practical Guide for US and European Organizations.
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Dóra Petrányi
Partner, Co-Head of the Technology, Media and Communications Group
CMS Hungary
Dóra is a partner and CEE Managing Director at CMS and Co-Head of the Technology, Media and Communications Group (TMC). She also heads the TMC, Data Protection and Intellectual property (IP) practices, and is a partner in the Antitrust, Competition and Trade practice in the Budapest office.
She is expert in all three sectors of TMC (Technology, Media and Communications) with a special focus on communications, media and all types of regulatory matters, having been general counsel for the largest telecommunications provider in the region.
Her major clients are TMT and pharma companies, foreign-owned commercial banks, and major joint ventures. Her areas of specialisation include AI, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, data protection, GDPR, competition law, IP law, general commercial contracts, corporate restructuring and M&A.
She has established and leads our managed legal services delivery centre from Budapest. As part of this project, a team including UK, German, Italian, Spanish, US, and PRC lawyers provided support to a company, undertaking and managing its procurement support on a global scale. In addition, she has in-depth experience managing and coordinating multi-jurisdictional projects in over 20 countries.
Dóra is the Co-Chairman of the Regulatory & Ethics Committee of the Hungarian AI Coalition. She is also a member of the Digital Civil Code Review Working Group, being the only outside counsel in the team. She is the first and only lawyer to be a member of the co-regulatory committee between the local telecommunications’ regulatory authority and the Association of Hungarian Content Providers. Dóra is a member of the International Board at Global Telecom Women's Network (GTWN). She is also a member of the Board of Directors of UNICEF Hungary.
Dóra is the co-author of a number of sector specific publications and is a regular speaker at key international conferences, including the World Economic Forum (Davos), the Mobile World Congress and ECTA.
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