AI Risk in Organisations: What AI Incidents Can Teach You

An analysis of real AI incidents that lets you see your own risks coming. Your organisation prevents them rather than reacting once they have already happened.

Format In person or online

Duration 3 hours · 2 sessions

Participants Up to 25 people

Price 1945 € + VAT

Language Latvian

Who it is for

This Programme Is for You If

You are a senior executive, legal counsel or risk manager overseeing how AI is being built into the processes of an organisation that already uses it.

This Programme Is Not for You If

Your organisation has not yet covered the groundwork — AI regulation, risk categories and ethical principles. This is the advanced course, for teams ready to work on anticipating risk.

What you get

The ability to identify AI-specific risks You can see the AI-related risks likely to arise in your own organisation before they do.

A method for modelling risk A structured way to forecast and prioritise risk scenarios, fitted to the field your organisation works in.

An understanding of the legal and reputational consequences What actually happens inside an organisation after an AI incident — legally, financially and in public.

The ability to assess priority risks yourself Criteria for identifying critical risks, and a plan for heading them off in your own context.

Programme

The Anatomy of AI Incidents

Figures, trends and the reasons AI systems fail. Analysis of real cases, selected for your organisation's sector.

Categorising Risk

How AI creates new risks or amplifies existing ones. The difference between technological, organisational and external risk factors.

The Accountability Matrix

Who carries responsibility for the consequences of an incident, and what it does to the organisation — legally, financially and reputationally.

Defining Unacceptable Risk

Setting the criteria for incidents you will not tolerate. Work on real scenarios from your own sector.

Prevention Strategies

Plans for limiting damage and preventing incidents. Strengthening the organisation's resilience to technological shocks.

Format and conditions

Format

Interactive workshop, in person or online

Duration

3 hours · 2 × 1.5h sessions

Participants

Up to 25 people

Price

1945 € + VAT

Programme lead

Expert in AI law, policy and ethics

Vija Kalnina, Dr. iur.

An expert in AI ethics, law and policy with more than ten years of legal experience across the private and public sectors. She specialises in business law and gives organisations tailored support on AI governance, responsible use and AI ethics.

She researched AI ethics and law in depth at Boston University as a Humphrey (Fulbright) fellow, working as a lead researcher on Harvard University's AI business ethics project. Her doctorate in EU law focused on the freedom to provide digital services.

Recommended first step

This course is built for organisations that have already been through the fundamentals of AI regulation and ethics. If your team has not, we suggest starting with one of these programmes.

Applying AI Guidelines → AI Navigator for HR →

Does Your Organisation Know Where Its AI Risks Are?

Get in touch to agree a date and to have the incidents selected for the field your organisation works in.

Apply for the programme →

Contact person: Mara Veselova · mara@aimasterlab.net · +371 26 163 153