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Vasileios Rovilos
Head of EU Policy, Credo AI
Vasileios Rovilos is a Senior EU Policy Manager (Head of EU Policy) at Credo AI, based in Brussels. At Credo AI, Vasileios leads EU public policy engagement, develops and supervises practical frameworks and safeguards for implementing and scaling AI responsibly while complying with EU regulations and standards. Prior to commencing at Credo AI, he acted as an EU Policy Counsel at the Future of Privacy Forum (FPF), functioned as an AI & Competition Policy Coordinator (Responsible Tech & Rule of Law team) at Microsoft, and took legal and policy posts at the European Commission, namely at Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW), and at Directorate-General for Justice & Consumers (DG JUST). Additionally, Vasileios conducts academic research on AI and is a member of the Advanced Research Group on Law and AI at Universidade Católica Portuguesa (UCP). He was also included in the Santander & CIDOB Future Leaders Forum ’35 under 35′ 2022 list and contributed as an AI Policy Clinic Fellow at the Centre for Artificial Intelligence & Digital Policy.
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Disrupt Lead AI Forum
October, 15, 2025
10:30 -
11:10 EEST
40' MINS
Ethical AI & Governance: Building Trusted Intelligence at Scale
[Panel Discussion] Regulation in Motion — Navigating the EU AI Act & Global Compliance Standards
The EU AI Act is ushering in a new regulatory paradigm—classifying AI systems by risk level, imposing specific obligations on high-risk applications, and introducing penalties for non-compliance. Meanwhile, other jurisdictions are shaping their own approaches, creating a fragmented landscape that global companies must manage across markets and teams. In this panel, top legal experts, compliance officers, tech executives, and policymakers will unpack the practical implications of current and upcoming AI regulations. We’ll dive into how forward-looking enterprises are designing governance structures that align with evolving standards while preserving innovation. From legal audits and algorithmic impact assessments to cross-border harmonization strategies, we’ll outline what it means to be “AI-regulation ready” in 2025—and beyond.
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October, 14, 2025
16:50 -
17:30 EEST
40' MINS
Ethical AI & Governance: Building Trusted Intelligence at Scale
[Panel Discussion] Governance by Design: Building AI Oversight into the Org Chart
As organizations embed AI into critical systems, a fundamental question arises: Who owns AI accountability? This panel addresses the shift from ad-hoc or siloed oversight models to a deliberate, organization-wide governance framework, where responsibility for ethical, safe, and transparent AI is clearly distributed across business functions.
Participants will explore how leading enterprises are designing cross-functional AI governance structures that scale with complexity and risk. From legal and technical teams to product and ethics advisors, the session highlights what true accountability looks like at the enterprise level—and how to operationalize it.
Participants will explore how leading enterprises are designing cross-functional AI governance structures that scale with complexity and risk. From legal and technical teams to product and ethics advisors, the session highlights what true accountability looks like at the enterprise level—and how to operationalize it.
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