Featuring

HOST
George Kalyvas
CEO at Bryq

GUEST
Yiannis Kanellopoulos
Founder & CEO at Code4thought

GUEST
Eleni Stathaki
General Counsel at Workable
Article 4 of the EU AI Act now requires AI literacy across every workforce. Article 6 puts AI used in recruitment in the high-risk category. For HR leaders, this is no longer a future regulatory issue, but rather an operational reality
With only 24% of HR teams having started formal preparation for the EU AI Act, the question is no longer whether to act, but how.
Behind closed doors, HR teams are still figuring out what compliance really means in practice, where the real risks sit, and who actually owns it inside the business.
Join us for a candid conversation that pulls two perspectives together. The AI governance and ethics angle, and the legal view from inside an HR tech company that lives the regulation every day.
No vendor pitch. No slide deck. Just real practitioners talking honestly about what is and is not working.
What you will walk away with:
What Article 4 (AI literacy) actually means in practice for HR teams, and where to start
Where AI used in recruitment crosses into high-risk territory under Article 6
How to keep meaningful human oversight in the loop when AI is screening at scale
The GDPR overlap: automated decision-making rights and what they require in hiring
Who actually owns AI compliance inside the business, and how HR, Legal, and IT should work together
Save your spot!
Free
Live on Zoom
Tuesday 9 June 2026
5:00 PM Greece · 4:00 PM CEST
3:00 PM UK · 10:00 AM ET
40 min







